B3 Elite 16u Head Coach - Jay Smith

🏆LHSBCA - JSE Team Camp ⛹️‍♀️Robert Wright Jr 🏀Calvary Baptist Academy 🎓2027 📝Quick guard. A major defensive threat. Puts a high intensity pressure on the ball and forces many turnovers for the other team. As well as crashes the boards hard. Finishes the put back very well.

After more than a decade of contributing to the success of Duncanville Athletics, Neiman Ford has been named the new Head Coach for the UIL 6A Division 1 Boys State Champions. Coach Ford began his tenure with the Duncanville High School Boys’ Basketball Program in 2018 as the assistant head coach, where he played a key role in leading the team to back-to-back UIL State Championships. As Interim Head Coach in 2022, Ford guided the team to an impressive 29-1 season, earning a No. 1 national ranking from USA Today. In 2023, Ford transitioned to Head Coach of the Girls’ Basketball Program, leading the Duncanville Pantherettes to their 12th state title in his first season. Under his leadership, the team finished with a 35-4 record and a No. 10 national ranking. His remarkable achievements earned him the title of 2024 Coach of the Year by the Dallas Morning News. In the 2025 season, Ford's leadership helped several players earn All-District First Team honors, and he was named Coach of the Year by his peers. Ford brings a wealth of experience as a coach across multiple levels, including middle school, high school, and collegiate athletics. He has coached a variety of sports, including Boys and Girls Basketball, Girls Soccer, Football, and Track & Field, and has developed several All-American athletes and Team USA Gold Medalists. Ford earned a Bachelor of Science in Sports Management from the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor in Belton, Texas.

Ronnie Harrison put on a show last night! Tune in tonight at 6 pm CT to see the Texans close out the Baha Mar Hoops Nassau Championship!

Dallas native and Pistons 2024 1st rd pick is all in on Detroit and rooting for the Lions now: “Oh, Fasho!… if it’s against the Cowboys my dad is going to be mad.” - Ron Holland II