2026 South Warmup: 15U Sunday Storylines & Superlatives

Coalition 15U

On Sunday the 2026 South Warmup wrapped up the 15U division with a strong finish. A champion was crowned as the top two teams from pool play met in the title game, delivering a fitting matchup to close things out. The intensity picked up, and the top groups proved why they separated all weekend. Several players capped off strong showings with standout performances when it mattered most.

Here’s a look at the 15U Sunday Storylines and Superlatives at The South Warmup in Rockwall, TX:

Sunday Storylines

Dallas Wildcats Take Home The Rockets Division Championship

Dallas Wildcats capped off a strong weekend with a statement win over ProLyfe Elite to claim the Rockets Division title. In a matchup between two unbeaten teams, there was clear anticipation early as both sides brought energy and talent. The Wildcats set the tone early, jumping out to a 15-9 lead and extending it to double digits as ProLyfe struggled to convert. Despite a push from ProLyfe that cut the lead and briefly tied the game early in the second half, the Wildcats responded with a decisive run. They created separation by forcing turnovers, converting efficiently, and playing with consistent energy on both ends. Their ability to stay composed and execute down the stretch proved to be the difference. The Wildcats closed it out with a 67-56 win, securing the championship.

The Coalition Take Home The Mavs Division Championship 

The Coalition left no doubt in the Mavs Division championship, delivering a dominant performance against THP Elite. From the opening tip, they controlled the game with defensive pressure, efficient scoring, and strong execution. They consistently forced turnovers and turned them into easy transition opportunities. Offensively, they moved the ball well and generated quality looks throughout. Their pace and intensity never let up, allowing them to steadily build a large lead. 2029 guard Jaylan Jones led the way, making plays and setting the tone for the group. It was a complete team performance on both ends of the floor. The Coalition rolled to a 79-31 win, capping off an impressive weekend with a championship.

Sunday Superlatives

 

The Engine – Da’shon Jones, 2029 Point Guard, Dallas Wildcats

Jones served as the engine for the Wildcats, consistently making plays that kept his team in control. He showed strong decision making, balancing scoring, playmaking, and defensive effort. He impacted the game in multiple ways and kept things organized throughout. His leadership and presence were key to the Wildcats’ championship run.

All Around Player – Charles Sanders Jr., 2029 Wing/Guard, Dallas Wildcats

Sanders Jr made his presence felt across all areas of the game, contributing on both ends. He made plays in the halfcourt and in transition, showing versatility as a scorer and passer. Defensively, he stayed active and brought energy. He consistently found ways to impact winning without needing the ball at all times. His all around production stood out throughout the day.

Bruiser – Gederius Epps, 2029 Wing/Forward, ProLyfe Elite

Epps used his strength and physicality to his advantage, consistently battling inside. He finished strong in the paint and wasn’t afraid of contact. He also brought effort plays, including diving for loose balls and competing on every possession. Defensively, he made things difficult for opponents with his toughness. His physical presence was noticeable throughout the day.

Smooth Playmaker – Michael Abenet, 2029 Guard, The Coalition 2029

Abenet stood out with his smooth pace and ability to create for himself and others. He handled the ball with confidence, keeping his dribble alive and reading the defense effectively. He knocked down shots and consistently found teammates in good positions. His control and feel helped keep the offense flowing. Overall, he played with a calm, composed approach while still being productive.