Introduction
The Nike ProSkills San Antonio 2026 Black basketball team recently showcased their talent at the RCS Sports Spring Ice Breaker tournament in Houston, Texas. Despite falling short of the championship, this young squad left a lasting impression with their skill, determination, and standout performances. Let’s dive into the details of their weekend on the court.
The Weekend Recap
The team faced stiff competition throughout the tournament, finishing with a 2-1 record. While the ultimate prize eluded them, their resilience and teamwork were evident in every game. The $1000 prize was tantalizingly close, but it was the individual efforts that truly shone.
Player Standouts
Four players stood out as the Player of the Game in each of their matchups:
1. Karman Gonzalez (Brandeis HS)
- Position: Combo Guard
- Average Points (Pool Play): 8.5
- Best Game: Against Dash Elite
- Strengths:
- Drives the ball with authority
- Versatile scoring ability from all three levels
- High basketball IQ
2. Richard Guerra (Stevens HS)
- Position: Combo Guard
- Average Points (Pool Play): 7
- Best Game: Against Dash Elite
- Strengths:
- Deadly shooting at a high percentage
- Relentless defender
- Quick and deceptive guard
3. Anthony JeanPaul (Judson HS)
- Position: Wing Player
- Average Points (Pool Play): 11.5
- Strengths:
- Exceptional athleticism
- Contributes on both ends of the court (defense and rebounding)
- Attacks the rim fearlessly
4. Nazih Shalabi (Champion HS)
- Position: Forward
- Average Points (Pool Play): 6.5
- Strengths:
- Rebounds on both ends of the floor
- A true ball magnet
- Utilizes size advantage on defense
Looking Ahead
To college coaches of the Red River Conference, take note: this 2026 group is one to watch. Their talent, work ethic, and hunger for success are evident. Get a sneak peek now, because these rising stars are destined for bigger stages. 🌟🏀
