December 28th, 2026 to December 30, 2026
2026 Confirmed Teams
- Denton Ryan
- North Crowley
- Summer Creek
- Brock HS
- Duncanville
- Prosper Walnut Grove
- HSAA
- Longview
- Prosper Richland
- Amarillo Palo Duro
- Aledo
- Frisco Lone Star
- SW Christian
- Frisco Heritage
- Rockwall
- Denton Guyer
- Huntsville
- Vista Ridge
- Grace Prep
- Bishop Lynch
- Orange Lutheran (CA)
- Huntington HS (LA)
- Farmington HS (AR)
- Conway (AR)
- Fayetteville (AR)
- Brentwood (CA)
- Little Rock Central (AR)
- Bartlett (TN)
- Wakeland
- Houston Christian
- Weiss
- Marion (AR)
Steve Martin Memorial Scholarship
We are so excited to announce this scholarship that will be awarded at this year’s Sandra Meadow Classic. The senior selected will honor the qualities Steve Martin, our former director, embodied. We invite any 2027 senior player, manager or student trainer who will be participating in the tournament to apply. Applications will open September 7th and run through October 16th.
Stay tuned for more details and the link to apply!
The Sandra Meadows Classic is a prestigious, long-running annual girls’ high school basketball tournament held in Duncanville, Texas, honoring legendary coach Sandra Meadows, who led Duncanville Pantherettes to multiple state titles, attracting top teams and scouts nationwide for a premier holiday hoops event. It’s a major tradition supported by the City of Duncanville, Duncanville Lions Club, and Duncanville ISD, showcasing future stars and featuring top talent from across the U.S..
Key Aspects:
Legacy: Named for Coach Sandra Meadows, a Hall of Famer known for her incredible success at Duncanville High.
Prestige: One of the nation’s top high school girls’ basketball tournaments, drawing college coaches and national attention.
Location: Hosted annually in Duncanville, Texas, around the holiday season.
Community Focus: A big community event with strong local support from the City of Duncanville, Duncanville Lions Club, and Duncanville ISD.
Talent Showcase: Features top-tier high school teams and future college/professional stars, like Ariel Atkins (WNBA/Olympics).
In essence, it’s a huge, historic girls’ basketball tournament in Texas, celebrating a legendary coach and developing future stars.
