Hebron High School 2027 guard Jake Pope put together an outstanding weekend at the TABC Live Event, averaging 23.0 points per game against strong competition.
Pope showcased his ability to score from all three levels, playing with confidence and consistently delivering when his team needed a bucket. His offensive production and shot-making ability made him one of the top scorers of the live period.
College coaches can track Jake Pope and Hebron High School on the Revocruit Software.
TA-B-SEEN: DAY THREE.
Day three brought another wave of standout performances from our Revocruit Powered Programs.
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Finished 2-1 at TABC and made serious growth in our Brotherhood!!
Excited for the season!
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TA-B-SEEN: DAY TWO. 👀
Another day. Another group of standout performances from our Revocruit Powered Programs.
College coaches, find these players, explore their programs, and continue building your recruiting board inside the Revocruit software.
Live at the TABC Live Event with Hebron Head Coach Jordan Windholz following the Hawks’ performance during the live period.
“We’re trying to restore that deep, rich culture.”
Coach Jordan Windholz emphasized toughness, grit, and relentless effort as the foundation of Hebron’s offseason. He credited the team’s willingness to share the basketball, create quality shots through multiple touches, and generate offense from its defensive intensity as key factors in the performance.
While acknowledging the roster turnover from last season, Coach Windholz believes the program is taking the right steps forward. With a focus on rebuilding the brotherhood and restoring the winning culture that has long defined Hebron basketball, the Hawks continue to make progress heading into the upcoming season.
College coaches can track Hebron on the Revocruit Software.
#TABCShowcase | Duncanville📍
Saturday Quick Hitters 🌟
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📸 Josiah McGowen - @HCStangsMBB
Was in full command in a competitive win over Allen. Electric scoring performance from every level!
📸 Reese Alston - @SBSBB24
The complete package as a lead guard. Dominates the flow of games as a scorer and facilitator.
📸 Jake Pope - @HebronBB
Such a composed scorer that hits shots at a high clip. Really effective using ball screens to create space for his shot.
📸 Grayson Celestine - @AHS_Eagle_BBall
Stock is about to get real expensive. Long and rangy shooter that can get to his spots off the dribble.
Josiah Jones - @harlanhoops
Simply put, he just does winner things. Creates his own shot and makes pinpoint passes off the bounce.
Jack Brewer - @ah_hoops
Smooth wing with a pure stroke from deep. Great feel for finding clean looks.
Kaiden Eason - @Carter__Hoops
One of the most consistently productive wings in the state and took it to another level this weekend. Love his versatility, and so do a lot of the college coaches evaluating him.
Tyson Chandler II - @AllenEagleBball
Legit floor stretching forward with his best basketball ahead of him.
Toraino Johnson Jr. - @AndressBB_WAB
2028 that has put even more coaches on notice this weekend. Andress going to 4A looks very dangerous for the rest of the state 👀
Onie Lewis - @LakeRidgeHoops
Moves so well with and without the ball. Plays above the rim on the drive.
Madden Hill - @CSpringsbball
One of the most dynamic guards in the state. Back from injury and scoring at a high level.
Kei Scott - @GracePrep_Hoops
Continuing to stack strong performances. One of several standouts on a loaded GP roster.
Haynes Brookhart - @JJPbasketball
Rinse and repeat from last weekend 😅 deadeye shooter on the rise ‼️
EJ Beard - Houston Heights
Three level scorer with real substance. Creative finisher with a great combination of speed and power.
Collin King Sumberlin - @CrowleyBball
2029 that grabbed a ton of attention in his first game of the weekend. Two way impact wing.
Kyle Amadi - @AustinPrepAcad
So much scoring ability combined with length that translates. Glides around the floor.
Michael Sorrell - ESD
Has plenty of scoring tools in his bag, but that shooting ability + length makes him a 2029 worth seeing early.
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📸 @alldayprodtx
Jake Pope put together a scoring clinic at the TABC Showcase, pouring in 29 points against Judson after dropping 19 points against San Antonio Steele.
The 6’5” 2027 guard showed off his ability to score at all three levels, making an impact against two quality opponents and continuing to build momentum this summer.
Another name college coaches should have on their radar.
Revocruit Announces Partnership with Hebron Boys Basketball as Official Powered Program
Revocruit is proud to announce its partnership with Hebron Boys Basketball, welcoming the program as an official Revocruit Powered Program.
“The Hawks are leveling up! We are proud to announce our partnership with Revocruit — bringing next-level analytics and unmatched exposure to our program. Smarter development. Bigger visibility. We can’t wait to grow our program using this platform!” said Head Coach Jordan Windholz.
Located in Carrollton, Texas, Hebron High School competes at the UIL 6A level and has established itself as one of the premier basketball programs in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. The Hawks have built a reputation for competing at a high level while developing student-athletes both on and off the court. Leading the program is Head Coach Jordan Windholz, who enters his first full season as Hebron’s head coach after being named interim head coach in December before officially taking over the program this spring. Windholz has eight years of coaching and teaching experience, including four years as a head coach at Borger, Dumas, and Levelland, where he led the Lobos to a Bi-District Championship during the 2023-24 season. He joined Hebron in the summer of 2024 as a varsity assistant and now enters his third year with the Hawks program.
Through this partnership, Hebron will gain access to Revocruit’s media and technology ecosystem, helping increase visibility for its student-athletes while providing college coaches with streamlined access to program and player information.
Revocruit’s Powered Program elevates basketball programs across the country to a whole new level, making it effortless for college coaches to find and keep up with talent through its unique integrated platform.