LEWISVILLE – Dave Campbell’s Texas Basketball, the leading publication for all things basketball in Texas, proudly announces the top 20 total finalists for the Mr. and Miss Texas Basketball High School Player of the Year Award presented by Chicken Express.

Chicken Express is a proud supporter of Texas high school basketball and is teaming up with Texas Basketball for the second consecutive year as the presenting sponsor.

Mr. and Miss Texas Basketball annually recognizes the most outstanding high school basketball players in the state of Texas in both boys and girls basketball. Each week, fans are given a chance to vote for the player of the week on TexasBasketball.com. Voting begins February 24th and runs through March 11th. Last year, the first-ever winners of the Mr. and Miss Texas Basketball Player of the Year awards were former Crosby star PJ Haggerty, now at TCU, and former Gruver star Bailey Maupin, now at Texas Tech. 

The winners will be named on March 13, the Monday following the conclusion of the boys state championships in San Antonio.

For more information on the Mr. and Miss Texas Basketball Award presented by Chicken Express, visit Texasbasketball.com.

2022-23 Mr. Texas Basketball Finalists

Grayson Rigdon – Benjamin
Jaland Lowe – Fort Bend Marshall 
Jamyron Keller – Killeen Ellison 
Jordan Balderaz – Lytle 
Josiah Moseley – Round Rock Stony Point 
Kal-El Gentles – San Juan Diego Catholic 
Matthew Soto – Somerset 
Ron Holland – Duncanville 
Tre Johnson – Lake Highlands
Wesley Yates – Beaumont United

2022-23 Miss Texas Basketball Finalists

Aaliyah Chavez – Lubbock Monterey 
Addy Burns – New Home
Arianna Roberson – San Antonio Clark
Eliza Reyna – Rio Hondo 
Faith Acker – Winnsboro
Jalynn Bristow – Holliday
Kylie Marshall – Mansfield Lake Ridge 
RyLee Grays - Pearland 
Saniya Burks – Rice
Shadasia Brackens – Fairfield

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