Orlando Horton Jr.--​Clear Falls

One of south Houston’s top talents, Horton will be in the running for District MVP, and could easily reach 1,000 points this season. The young Clear Falls product has become adept at being aggressive to the rim and having a deft shooting touch..

Rezia Castillo--Clear Brook

The sophomore point guard was the District 24-6A MVP in her freshman year and hasn't shown any signs of slowing down. Castillo's peers and coaches acknowledge that she is amazing in the classroom and the weight room, which transfers onto the court, as the young guard can shoot, pass and score in transition.

Qasim Boyd--Dickinson

Boyd has proven himself to be one of Houston's most improved players. He’s a tough shot-taker and tough shot-maker and is a skilled combo-guard, who lets the game come to him.

Gwendyln McGrew--Pasadena Memorial

Coming off an ACL injury, McGrew is hungry to get back on the court. The 5-foot-10 guard could be one of the breakout stars in H-Town. The junior is already starting to get D1 college offers.

Rylee Grays--Pearland

The Oilers fell to Summer Creek in the Regional Finals last season and look to battle for a spot in the State Final Four in 2023 as Rylee Grays returns for her senior year. Grays is a UNC signee and a rare talent in the post, who can shoot and play in the paint.​