Incoming Moves 2024-2025 HS Season
Just as players are moving out, we also have players moving in.
Here is a list of four prospects who have moved into the Greater Houston. I am sure more prospects have moved into Greater Houston from a different city, state, or country I am unaware of. These four players should make an impact from day one. If you know of any more move-ins don't hesitate to put their name and high school in the comment section of this article.
Calvin Murphy 6’1” Point Guard 2025 - welcome back to the city. Calvin was at Dream City Christian in Arizona last year and has come back home where he will be going back to Jack Yates High School a.k.a. 3rd Ward High. Murphy was big for the Lions in his freshman and sophomore seasons. This senior campaign should be huge for him as UIL 4A Region III has no true clear-cut favorite.
Jordy Ndjomo 6’8” Forward 2025 - He will be attending Good Vision Academy. This summer he ran with Hustle Paris out of France on the EYCL Circuit. Jordy should make a lot of noise with Good Vision Academy.
View his highlights here
Yohan Gutierrez 6’7” Forward 2025 - He’ll attend Legacy the School of Sport Sciences. He ran with Cooz Elite on the Puma PRO16 circuit. Last year he was at Combine Academy out of North Carolina. His length and athleticism will be big for Coach Couisnard this upcoming season to complement the guards for the Titans.
Daijon Leatherman 6’9” Center 2025 - He is now at Legacy School of Sport Sciences. Daijon comes in from Carver Collegiate Academy in New Orleans, Louisiana. Last season he averaged 18.6 points, 17.1 rebounds, and 5.2 blocked shots per game. He is a 3-Star on 247sports who currently holds two NCAA D1 offers from Texas State and Grambling State. He was ranked Top 5 in the state of Louisiana according to Prep Hoops. He has won 2 State Championships. He ran with YGC36 on the grassroots scene.
William Mulumba 6’8” Power Forward 2026 - this prospect will be attending PSAT Academy. He was at OTE last year and ran with the Blue Checks. He comes by way of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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