Two members of the Legynds 15U team this past season are turning heads in their home state of Texas.
Ajani Jones and Cameron Chambers were two of five players named to the 2029 Watch List of Prep Hoops reporter Thomas Hofler III.
Ajani was one of three members of the Legynds 15U squad to log a double-digit scoring average this summer, building off and outstanding high school freshman season, as Hofler writes:
Jones is a 2029 guard out of Pearland Dawson High School who already showed an ability to impact winning basketball during his freshman season. He has the handle and quickness to create advantages off the bounce while keeping pressure on the defense. Jones also shows a willingness to make plays for teammates rather than relying solely on his scoring ability. His defensive activity, including his ability to generate steals, adds another layer to his overall impact. With two Division I offers and interest following, I’m confident Jones will have a great year ahead.
Cameron was among the team leaders in rebounding and blocks for Legynds over the summer, and he brings a unique skillset to the table according to Hofler.
Chambers is a 2029 prospect with intriguing positional versatility and impressive size for a young perimeter player. At 6’7, he has the ability to operate as a bigger guard or forward while creating matchup problems with his physical tools. Chambers has shown enough perimeter versatility to project beyond a traditional frontcourt role, giving him long-term upside as his skill set develops. His length also gives him the ability to guard multiple positions and impact the game without needing the ball. Going into his sophomore year Chambers will be stepping into a huge role for Cypress Springs High School.
It’s tantalizing to think what this Texas duo could do for the Legynds 16U team come next summer. Check out Hofler’s full article here.
