The final day of Grind Session Dallas wrapped up Sunday morning at Nolan Catholic High School with four competitive matchups featuring teams from across the United States and abroad. From high-level women’s play to nationally ranked men’s programs closing out the weekend, the event delivered another full slate of physical, fast-paced basketball.
The Grind Session returns to Texas this weekend with a high-level showcase in Dallas, as Nolan High School hosts three days of elite prep basketball from December 19–21. As has become the standard on the Grind Session circuit, the event brings together nationally ranked prospects, rising underclassmen, and battle-tested programs from across the country.
Below is a look at the Top Prospects to Watch, drawn from both the men’s and women’s programs competing in Dallas. These nine players on each side represent the talent, depth, and competitive edge that define the Grind Session platform.
This week’s Grind Session Spotlight Athlete shines on one of the most complete and accomplished prospects in high school basketball: Caleb Holt of Prolific Prep (Fort Lauderdale, Florida). Before hearing directly from Holt in the exclusive video interview following this feature, it is worth understanding the journey that has shaped one of the nation’s elite players.
Hopkinsville, Kentucky — Grind Session Christian County
Winston-Salem Christian responded in a big way Friday night, bouncing back from a tough loss earlier in the week to earn a 98–89 victory over Ridley College at Grind Session Christian County in Hopkinsville.
After a difficult outing Thursday afternoon against nationally ranked Prolific Prep, head coach Antonio Lowe challenged his group to reset and respond — and senior guard Kenyon St. Louis delivered exactly that.
Hopkinsville, Kentucky — Prolific Prep delivered another complete, wire-to-wire performance Thursday night at Grind Session Christian County, overpowering Winston-Salem Christian 92–54 in a game they controlled from opening tip to final buzzer.
From the outset, Prolific Prep set the tone with relentless full-court pressure, disciplined execution, and a balanced offensive attack. Their defensive intensity disrupted Winston-Salem Christian’s rhythm throughout the night, forcing turnovers and fueling transition opportunities that quickly stretched the margin.
The Grind Session Christian County stop wrapped up a full week of high-level prep basketball in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, as elite programs from across the United States and Canada competed from Tuesday, December 9, through Sunday, December 14. The event featured Power and Elevation Conference matchups, nationally ranked talent, and several statement performances that helped shape the Grind Session landscape heading into the holiday break.
Owensboro, Kentucky — Leadership, poise, and next-level court vision — those qualities define Ft. Erie International Academy senior point guard Danyelle London, one of Canada’s rising backcourt talents.
