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June 28, 2005

Pre-Summer Top Seniors (1 thru 100)

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TexasHoops.com Staff

TexasHoops.com has released its pre-summer rankings of the top rising seniors in the state. Here are the top players going into the July evaluation period.

PRE-SUMMER TOP SENIORS (1 THROUGH 100)

Rank Name High School Ht Pos University

1. Darrell Arthur Dallas South Oak Cliff 6-9 F/C

2. Damion James Nacogdoches 6-8 F Oklahoma

3. Donald Sloan Dallas Seagoville 6-2 G

4. Jermaine Beal DeSoto 6-3 G

5. Nic Wise Kingwood 5-11 G Arizona

6. Bryan Davis Grand Prairie 6-9 C

7. Josh Lomers Boerne 7-0 C Baylor

8. Kodi Augustus Fort Bend Willowridge 6-8 F

9. Justin Mason Amarillo Palo Duro 6-2 G

10. Derrick Roland Dallas Seagoville 6-4 G

11. Bryan Beasley Pflugerville 6-0 G

12. Dexter Pittman Rosenberg Terry 6-10 C

13. Kelvin Lewis North Crowley 6-2 G

14. Harrison Smith Houston Jones 6-3 G

15. Dale Van Wright Houston Bellaire 6-6 F/G Colorado

16. DeWayne Reed Houston Wheatley 6-0 G

17. Will Paul Corpus Christi Calallen 6-9 F

18. George Odufuwa Dallas Kimball 6-8 F

19. Junior Treasure Fort Bend Bush 6-2 G

20. Luke Tauscher Fort Worth Southwest 6-10 C TCU

21. Darris Santee Fort Bend Marshall 6-8 F

22. Joseph Fulce Plano 6-6 F Texas A&M

23. Dwight Thorne Arlington Martin 6-3 G

24. Donauld Bell Arlington Sam Houston 6-3 G

25. Jerrod Johnson Humble 6-7 G/F Texas A&M

26. Darryl Ashford Cy Falls 6-4 G/F

27. Ojevwe Avworo Alief Elsik 5-11 G

28. Eugene Crockett Beaumont Ozen 6-8 C

29. Brandon Webster Bryan 6-10 C

30. Nic Mosley Bellville 6-8 F Houston

31. Mack Randall Beaumont Ozen 6-8 C

32. Justin Reilly Dallas Jesuit 6-7 F

33. Anthony Harris Fort Worth OD Wyatt 6-8 F

34. Jonathan Blake Cypress Springs 6-6 F

35. Kenneth Clayton Galena Park North Shore 6-7 F

36. Trent Boone South Garland 6-3 G/F

37. T.J. Clark Dallas Kimball 6-3 G

38. Collin Mangrum Howe 6-5 G/F North Texas

39. Marcus Brister Duncanville 6-4 G/F

40. Chris Hagans Spring Westfield 5-10 G

41. Lance Pevehouse Clear Creek 6-1 G

42. Terrist Paramere Fort Worth Southwest 6-4 G/F

43. Brandon Fields Arlington Bowie 6-3 G

44. Adron Tennell Irving 6-6 F

45. Burdest Jenkins Beaumont Ozen 6-3 G/F

46. Michael Crabtree Dallas Carter 6-3 G

47. Brandon Roberson Angleton 5-11 G Houston

48. Bobby Jones Fort Bend Marshall 6-6 G/F

49. Michael Godwin Rockwall 6-8 F

50. Keith Denson Houston Gulf Shores 6-8 C/F

51. Shawn Rouse San Antonio Jay 6-6 F

52. Bryan Harris Silsbee 6-9 F

53. Jason Ebie Cleveland Heritage Christian 6-2 G

54. Ben Jonson Dallas St. Mark's 6-8 F

55. Ugo Chinasa Richardson Berkner 6-7 C/F

56. Dustin Allen Killeen Harker Heights 6-8 F

57. Brandon Moton Beaumont Central 6-5 G/F

58. Robert Williams Dallas Kimball 6-5 G/F

59. Leslie Jackson Bryan 6-4 G/F

60. Deveric Taylor DeSoto 6-0 G

61. Chris Ajayi Alief Hastings 6-5 G/F

62. Reggie Shanks Alief Elsik 6-4 G/F

63. Wandji Aboudukar Cleveland Heritage Christian 6-7 C

64. Adrian Davis Rosenburg Terry 6-5 F

65. Ronnie Morgan DeSoto 6-5 F

66. Will Holland Houston Lamar 6-4 G

67. Tristan Thompson Angleton 6-4 F/G

68. Ivory McGilvery Arlington Seguin 6-1 G

69. Matthew Addison Killeen Harker Heights 5-9 G

70. Michael Behrens Fort Bend Hightower 6-6 F

71. Stephen Sauls Fort Bend Marshall 6-4 G

72. Craig Stanley Plano West 5-10 G

73. Kendrake Johnigan Dallas South Oak Cliff 6-1 G

74. Tracy Robinson San Antonio Sam Houston 6-5 F

75. Spencer Oestreich Sherman 6-4 F/G

76. Eric Zastoupil Plano 6-7 F

77. David Redmon Beaumont Ozen 5-10 G

78. David Noble Mansfield 6-3 G

79. Danny Torres Del Rio 6-4 F/G

80. Justin Butler Amarillo Palo Duro 6-8 C

81. Roger Guignard Mesquite Horn 5-10 G Texas - Arlington

82. Cole Dabney Austin Bowie 6-9 C

83. Kendle Hall Nacogdoches 6-2 G

84. Nick Tuszynski Dallas Jesuit 6-7 F

85. Nathan Murray Fort Worth Dunbar 6-4 G/F

86. Chris Roberts Fort Worth Dunbar 6-3 G

87. Ben Uzoh San Antonio Warren 6-1 G

88. David Bookman Fort Worth Southwest 6-7 F

89. Lionel Booker Dallas Kimball 5-10 G

90. Brandon Brown Aldine 5-9 G

91. Grady Green Klein 6-7 F

92. Bobby Fenske Addison Trinity Christian 6-8 F

93. Danny Batton John Cooper 6-4 G/F

94. Jerrald Bonham Plano West 6-8 F/C

95. Brandon Ware Plano 5-11 G

96. Coy Custer Clear Creek 6-8 C

97. Cory Griffin San Antonio Reagan 6-5 F

98. Trey Stanton Friendswood 6-9 C

99. Camrin McKee Sherman 6-0 G

100 Antwon Williams Pflugerville Connally 6-5 F

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