BREAKING: Scoutz Unveils Official Houston Prospect Camp Rosters Featuring 35 Players Across Three Teams

HOUSTON, TX — Scoutz has officially revealed the three team rosters for its upcoming Houston Prospect Camp, scheduled for Friday, October 16, 2026, at Temple Training Center in Cypress, Texas.

The event will bring together 35 players across three teams, representing multiple high school programs and graduation classes. The camp is designed to provide an organized, competitive setting where prospects can demonstrate their abilities, compete against other aspiring college athletes, and build their recruiting profiles.

The format features three scheduled games, giving each team two opportunities to compete.

With prospects ranging from the Class of 2027 to the Class of 2030, the camp will showcase athletes at different stages of their basketball development.

Team 1: Size, Experience and Emerging Talent

Team 1 features 11 players, with a combination of 2027 upperclassmen and younger prospects from the 2028 and 2029 classes.

Matías Soldi — 6’5” | 2027 | Woodlands Christian Academy

At 6’5”, Soldi is one of the taller players on Team 1. His size makes him an interesting prospect to evaluate during the camp, particularly in matchups against smaller lineups.

Matthew Karroum — 6’0” | 2027 | North Shore Senior High School

Karroum enters as a Class of 2027 prospect from North Shore. His camp appearances will offer an opportunity to demonstrate his guard skills and ability to compete in a showcase setting.

Timothy Lee — 5’10” | 2027 | Thurgood Marshall High School

Lee represents Thurgood Marshall and joins the team’s 2027 group. The event provides a chance to showcase his ball-handling, decision-making and overall guard play.

Jomari Nunn — 6’1” | 2028 | Duncanville High School

Representing Duncanville, Nunn is part of the Class of 2028. He will have an opportunity to test himself against older prospects and gain valuable competitive exposure.

Chance Stephens — 6’1” | 2028 | Long Creek High School

Stephens joins the roster as a 2028 prospect. His performances will provide an opportunity to evaluate his offensive versatility and defensive contributions.

Hunter Laskoskie — 6’0” | 2028 | Lake Creek High School

Laskoskie represents Lake Creek and will look to make the most of his minutes in two scheduled games. His development as a guard will be an area to watch.

AJ Prossin — 5’10” | 2028 | Emery/Weiner School

Prossin enters the camp representing Emery/Weiner. The event gives him a platform to demonstrate his pace, control and ability to compete with players from multiple programs.

Issac Wright — 6’3” | 2029 | First Baptist Academy

Wright stands out as one of the taller 2029 prospects on Team 1. At 6’3”, he will have an opportunity to show how his size translates against older competition.

Sean Jackson — 6’3” | 2029 | Mayde Creek High School

Jackson brings another 6’3” presence to the team’s younger group. His performance against upperclassmen will be an interesting part of the team’s storyline.

Ethan Franklin — 5’11” | 2029 | Challenge Early College High School

Franklin represents Challenge Early College and is among the younger players participating. He will have the chance to demonstrate his fundamentals and basketball decision-making.

Dievontrea Boone — 5’10” | 2029 | Jack Yates High School

Boone rounds out Team 1 as a Class of 2029 prospect from Jack Yates. His participation provides another opportunity for a younger Houston-area athlete to compete in a recruiting-focused environment.

Team 2: A Competitive Mix of 2027–2029 Prospects

Team 2 enters the event with 12 players, including several prospects measuring 6’2” or taller. The roster features athletes from Houston-area programs and beyond.

Dominique Dugas Jr. — 6’2” | 2027 | Humble High School

Dugas is one of Team 2’s upperclassmen. At 6’2”, he enters the camp with an opportunity to demonstrate his ability to contribute on both ends of the floor.

Jerryus Mathews — 6’1” | 2027 | Northside High School

Mathews represents Northside and is another member of the 2027 class. The camp will provide a platform to showcase his skills against players from different school programs.

Cohen Cole — 6’4” | 2028 | Legacy School of Sports Sciences

At 6’4”, Cole is one of the tallest players on Team 2. His size and development will be worth watching as he competes against prospects from multiple graduating classes.

Anthony Stephens — 6’2” | 2028 | Harker Heights High School

Stephens joins Team 2 from Harker Heights. The event will offer an opportunity to showcase his versatility and ability to adjust to new teammates and competition.

Jeremiah Holly — 6’1” | 2028 | The Woodlands Christian Academy

Holly represents The Woodlands Christian Academy. As a 2028 prospect, he will have two games to demonstrate his skill development and competitive approach.

Malachi Davis — 5’9” | 2028 | Randolph High School

Davis enters as a 5’9” prospect from Randolph. His ability to handle pressure, make decisions and compete against taller opponents will be areas to evaluate.

Preston Menocal — 6’3” | 2029 | Katy High School

Menocal brings additional size to Team 2’s younger group. As a 2029 prospect, the camp provides an early opportunity to showcase his game alongside older players.

Evans Okoemu — 6’2” | 2029 | Harker Heights High School

Okoemu is another young prospect from Harker Heights. His two scheduled appearances will provide an opportunity to evaluate his versatility and overall development.

Abdul Nasir — 5’11” | 2029 | Alief Taylor High School

Nasir represents Alief Taylor and joins the Class of 2029 contingent. His participation offers an opportunity to demonstrate his guard fundamentals and competitive readiness.

Iorna Handem — 6’3” | 2027 | School Unconfirmed

Handem enters the roster as a 6’3” Class of 2027 prospect. His school affiliation remains to be confirmed, but he adds another upperclassman presence to Team 2.

Daniel Nhoca — 5’9” | 2029 | Alief Hastings High School

Nhoca represents Alief Hastings. As one of the younger guards participating, he will have an opportunity to demonstrate his ball-handling, offensive skills and basketball IQ.

Jacob Johnson — 6’0” | 2028 | Taylor High School

Johnson rounds out Team 2 as a Class of 2028 prospect. His performances will offer an opportunity to showcase his development and compete for recognition.

Team 3: Young Prospects Ready for the Challenge

Team 3 features 12 athletes from the Classes of 2027 through 2030, combining upperclassmen with younger prospects who are gaining experience against older competition.

Eric Smith — 6’2” | 2027 | School Unconfirmed

Smith enters as one of Team 3’s Class of 2027 players. At 6’2”, the camp provides a chance to demonstrate his ability in a competitive setting.

Evan Dickerson — 6’2” | 2027 | DCA (School Abbreviation)

Dickerson joins Smith in Team 3’s 2027 group. His participation gives him another opportunity to compete against prospects from different programs and showcase his overall game.

Kobe Washington — 6’3” | 2028 | McKinney High School

Washington represents McKinney and brings a 6’3” presence to the roster. He will have an opportunity to demonstrate his versatility against a range of opponents.

Chasen Edwards — 6’3” | 2028 | Almeta Crawford High School

Edwards joins Team 3 from Almeta Crawford. At 6’3”, he will be one of the players to evaluate for his ability to contribute in multiple areas of the game.

Le’Avion Lee — 6’1” | 2028 | Klein Collins High School

Lee represents Klein Collins and enters the event as a Class of 2028 prospect. His performance will provide a chance to showcase his skills in a competitive camp environment.

Cael Quattlebaum — 6’1” | 2028 | Waco Midway High School

Quattlebaum represents Waco Midway. The camp provides an opportunity to compete against athletes from other Texas programs and gain additional exposure.

Greg Sims — 5’8” | 2028 | Jack Yates High School

Sims is one of Team 3’s smaller guards. His ability to navigate pressure, control tempo and make effective decisions will be areas to watch.

Christian Blaze — 5’8” | 2028 | Stratford High School

Blaze joins the roster from Stratford. The showcase offers an opportunity to demonstrate his quickness, fundamentals and effectiveness against taller opponents.

Saviour Omonkhegbe — 6’1” | 2029 | Wheatley High School

Omonkhegbe represents Wheatley and is part of Team 3’s younger group. The camp will provide an opportunity to compete against upperclassmen and demonstrate his development.

James Obi — 6’0” | 2029 | Harmony Science Academy

Obi enters the event representing Harmony Science Academy. He will have the opportunity to showcase his abilities while gaining experience against prospects from different graduating classes.

Lamarcus Sanders — 5’7” | 2029 | Alief Taylor High School

Sanders is one of the smaller players on the roster. His ability to compete in a fast-paced environment and make effective decisions will be worth evaluating.

Raymond Stewart — 5’6” | 2030 | Warren Middle School

Stewart is the youngest graduating-class prospect listed on Team 3. Representing the Class of 2030, he will gain an early opportunity to test himself against older high school athletes.

Official Houston Prospect Camp Schedule

FRIDAY

October 16, 2026

Houston, TX

6:30 PM — Player Check-In

GAME 1

Team 1 vs. Team 2

7:00 PM

GAME 2

Team 2 vs. Team 3

8:00 PM

GAME 3

Team 3 vs. Team 1

9:00 PM

Temple Training Center

16659 Telge Rd, Cypress, TX 77429

More Than a Game: The Scoutz Mission

The Houston Prospect Camp reflects Scoutz’s mission to make basketball recruiting more accessible through player evaluations, digital profiles and recruiting opportunities.

By bringing together prospects from different schools and graduating classes, Scoutz aims to provide a competitive platform where players can gain visibility and continue building their recruiting journeys.

The event also gives participating athletes an opportunity to create content, collect game footage and showcase their abilities beyond their respective high school programs.

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