Harley Harris, a standout player for Arlington High School and Texas Express basketball club, has signed to play college basketball with Kansas Wesleyan University. Her hard work and relentless pursuit of her dream has become a reality. The Texas Express family wishes her the very and look forward to great things as she continues her basketball career.

Natalie Green has committed to play Division I basketball at Norther Arizona University. Natalie has been a standout player at Byron Nelson High School for the past two years and an instrumental part of the Texas Express family. Coach Nervis and the rest of the Texas Express staff wish her the best as she pursues her dream of playing Division I basketball. Well done Natalie!!

Elias Ngoga was born in Kigali, Rwanda. He is a 6'10 freshmen at Blinn College. He played his high school basketball in the US at North Central Texas Academy and played AAU with the Texas Express Basketball Club. He is pursuing his dream of playing college basketball after signing with Blinn College. Elias will be looking to make the jump from Blinn to a division I program after finishing his associates degree at Blinn.

Prior to AUM: Was a two-year letter winner for Head Coach Dennis Gibson at Garrett College in McHenry, Md. … was a two-time NJCAA Academic All-America selection … was named an honorable mention on the 2018-19 All-Region XX team … averaged 10.1 points and 7.1 rebounds for the Lakers in 2019-20 … shot 50 percent from the floor, including 41.5 percent on a team-high 59 three-pointers made … averaged 10.1 points and 4.2 boards per game as a freshman in 2018-19. Prep: Lettered for four seasons of varsity basketball at North Central Texas Academy in Grandbury, Texas … played AAU basketball for Texas Express under Head Coach Kenny Yates. Personal: Was born on June 10, 1999 … is the son of Rade Ivic and Andjelina Zivanovic. … has a younger brother, Lazar … is majoring in international business.

Luis, 6'5" starting varsity guard and 2017 graduate of North Central Texas Academy, Granbury Texas, will continue his college basketball career at McNeese State University, Louisiana. Luis, whose hometown is Guadalajara, Mexico, will take his smarts, strong work ethic, positive spirit, and talent to McNeese after playing for Ranger College for two years. We look forward to watching Luis continue his basketball career and earn his engineering degree with honors.

Augustine "Austin" Ngalia continues his collegiate career at Ohio Valley University. Austin is a strong rebounder and shot blocker with great potential, and we look forward to continue to witness Austin's journey at Ohio Valley University. Austin continues his dream of playing college basketball and earn his degree in the United States.

FORMER TEXAS EXPRESS PLAYER MERCEDES BROOKS SIGNS A FULL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP TO PLAY FOR LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY. MERCEDES WAS A STANDOUT PLAYER FOR TEXAS EXPRESS AND RECEIVED MANY ACCOLADES AT WICHITA FALL RYDER HIGH SCHOOL. WE ARE VERY PROUD OF MERCEDES AND WISH HER THE BEST AS SHE CONTINUES HER COLLEGIATE CAREER.

Former Texas Express Elite Players Tyrese Maxey (Kentucky), Chris Harris (Oklahoma State), De'Vion Harmon (Texas Tech) take their talents to Division I programs. We are very proud of these young men and what they have accomplished. All their hard work paid off. Wishing them well as they pursue their dreams!

Prior to joining Mississippi College, Marko played for head coach Mark Osina at Weatherford College...averaged 25.4 points, 6.6 rebounds and 5.7 assists per game...played for head coach Jean Dubuisson at ASA Miami College...played for head coach Kenny Yates at North Central Texas Academy...helped lead his team to the state championship in 2016 and 2017...scored 28 points with 13 assists and nine rebounds in the state championship game in 2017.

Texas Express Player, James Roundtree. transfers from Wayland Baptist University to the University of the Southwest to continue his college basketball career and education. The 6'6 wing is long, athletic, and a strong student. We are very proud of James and wish him well as he pursues his degree and dream of playing college basketball.