2018 class Final rankings list the Top 30. This was a dynamic graduating class that featured a McDonalds All-American in Quentin Grimes, and the 2017 State Championship Cy-Falls Eagles as well as the 2018 UIL State Championship Runner-Ups in Katy Tompkins prospects that are listed. A tough scoring point in Kendric Davis.

The graduating class of 2019 was filled with some talented prospects. This list contains the Top 30 of that class. Prospects like Kharee McDaniels and Calvin Solomon who lead their team to a UIL State Championship Game. Shavir Wheeler one of the most dynamic pass-first points to ever grace the scene.

The graduating class of 2020 featured some tough prospects like LJ Cryer who is one of the Top All-Time scorers in Texas High School history, and Jordan Ivy-Curry who lead the state of Texas in points per game averaged his senior season.

The graduating class of 2021 had to face a difficult time trying to play through COVID-19. Ramon Walker who received the Guy V. Lewis Award finished number 1 in our rankings. We also seen Legacy School of Sports Science place 7 seniors into NCAA D1 institutes.

The graduating class of 2022 had a lot of good High School Prospects. It will be interesting to watch this class go through the collegiate basketball rigor. We witness Terrance Arceneaux win back-to-back state Championships and State MVP's. The scoring prowess of PJ Haggerty and many more.

The graduating class of 2023 was an exciting and fun class to follow. Excited to watch this group grow throughout their collegiate careers. Wesley Yates III was consistent all 4 years. Joseph Tugler exploded on the scene. Orlando Horton Jr. was a relentless winner

The graduating class of 2024 was full of big playmaking guards and bigs who were impactful to winning. We are excited to see what guard prospects like Justin Begg, AJ Bates, & Divine Ugochukwu do in college. Also are looking forward to see what these frontcourt prospects do in Chris McDermott, Trent Burns, & Robert Miller.