T3TV March Madness Standouts

The annual March Madness tournament hosted by Terry Holt once again delivered a premier showcase of youth basketball talent, solidifying its reputation as one of the most competitive grassroots events of the season.

Across every division, the level of play was exceptional. From disciplined team execution to high-intensity matchups, the tournament featured a deep pool of talent that reflected the growing strength of youth basketball on a national scale. However, the undeniable centerpiece of the weekend was the 6th grade division — a bracket loaded with multiple nationally ranked programs that elevated the event to another level.

The 6th grade field combined elite team play with impressive individual performances. Several of the nation’s top young prospects were on display, competing with a poise and skill set well beyond their years. Just as compelling were the “under-the-radar” standouts — emerging talents who used the platform to make strong impressions against high-level competition. Their performances underscored the depth of the division and reinforced why this age group drew so much attention throughout the tournament.

Beyond the competition itself, the event was organized and executed with professionalism. From scheduling and officiating to overall tournament operations, Holt and his staff once again demonstrated their commitment to providing a first-class experience for players, coaches, and families alike.

As the grassroots season continues, the March Madness tournament stands as a benchmark for competitive excellence. Congratulations to Terry Holt and his team for hosting another quality event and for continuing to create a stage where the next generation of talent can shine.

Standout Performers

Name	Hgt/Pos	Class	City/State
Khalil Brooks	5’6″/PG	2032	Kansas City, MO
Jace Hardy	5’10″/PF	2032	Ashburn, VA
Joseph Chapman	5’11″/WF	2032	Milwaukie, WI
Geno Land	6’2″/CG	2032	Cincinnati, OH
Dyami Hardy	5’10″/PF	2032	Winston-Salem, NC
Jordan Taylor	5’1″/PG	2032	Gahanna, OH
Julian Winner	5’2″/SG	2032	Dublin, OH
Timothy Bryant Jr.	5’4″/WF	2032	Chicago, IL
Sila Fnixon	5’8″/WF	2032	Upper Marlboro, MD
Dean Schwartz	5’4″/WF	2032	Cincinnati, OH
Will Harding	5’4″/WF	2032	Dayton, OH
Javion Jackson	5’8″/PF	2032	Cincinnati, OH
Jace Byrd	5’11″/WF	2032	Dayton, OH
Wise Guy	5’9″/WF	2032	Pittsburgh, PA
Josh Morgan-Green	5’0″/PG	2032	Upper Marlboro, MD
Braylon Davis	5’11″/PG	2030	Detroit, MI
Duece Thomas II	6’2″/SG	2030	Dayton, OH
Rodey Yeargon Jr.	5’11″/SG	2030	Detroit, MI
Austin Okarman	6’8″/C	2030	Southfield, MI
Zachaery Randolph	6’1″/WF	2031	Detroit, MI
Anthony Burns Jr.	5’8″/PG	2031	Cleveland, OH
Rashad Smith	6’0″/WF	2031	Cincinnati, OH
Jonathon “JJ” Moore Jr.	6’1″/PG	2031	Paynesville, OH
Landon Miller	5’11″/SG	2031	Dublin, OH
Kaiden Jones	5’9″/PG	2031	Dayton, OH
Rush Anstine	5’8″/SG	2031	Dublin, OH
Drake Hawkins	6’1″/WF	2031	Grand Rapids, MI
Xavion Lester	6’0″/SG	2030	Dayton, OH
Terry Holt III	5’6″/PG	2031	Dayton, OH
Kobe Morgan	4’7″/PG	2034	Washington, DC
Weston Jackson	4’3″/PG	2034	Washington, DC
Chavell Davis	4’7″/CG	2033	Detroit, MI
Alex Petrovic	5’0″/PG	2031	North Royalton, OH
William McGinnis	4’3″/PG	2034	Detroit, MI
Chauncey Cumberlander Jr.	4’9″/SG	2033	Columbus, OH
Tanner Newsome	5’7″/C	2034	St. Louis, MO
William Chandler	6’2″/C	2032	Finksburg, MD
Matthew Birch	5’6″/PG	2031	Cincinnati, OH
Baron Mullins	5’10″/WF	2031	Jackson, OH
Maxwell Ratica	5’7″/PF	2032	Cincinnati, OH