Braylon Allah

PSAT Academy - Houston, TX

2027 PG - 6'0"

About me

My name is Braylon Allah, a student-athlete committed to excellence on and off the court. As a point guard, I hold myself accountable to being a dependable teammate, a disciplined student, and a consistent competitor.

Basketball has shaped a big part of my life and who I am, teaching me the importance of leadership, accountability, and perseverance. Whether I'm in the classroom or on the court, I strive to bring my best, maintain a positive attitude, and continuously improve.

Academically, I understand the time, hard work, and discipline it takes to maintain good grades while balancing the demands of athletics. My goal is to compete at the collegiate level while continuing to grow as a player, student, and leader. I'm looking for a program where I can contribute, develop, and make a positive impact — on and off the court — through my work ethic, being coachable, and my passion for the game.

Player Spotlight

Strengths

Shifty PG that can control the pace and play under control at full speed or slow down to run offensive sets
Hard nose, physical defender that can guard 1-3
High IQ PG that can make all the reads and create for myself and others
Ability to score at a high level on any size defender

Goals

Improve as a leader, communication with teammates to develop as a extension of the coach on the floor
Enhance my athleticism, this will allow me to be more effective on both ends of the floor
Continue to get stronger to compete with elite level players at my position

Academic Achievements

Student Council Member 2023 & 2024
- Class Treasurer
College Course Dual Credit Student (Lone Star College)
3.58 GPA

Athletic Achievements

2024-2025 & 2025-2026 PSAT Team Captain
2024-2025 PSAT Team MVP
Houston Private School Classic - 2024 Gold Bracket First Team All Tournament
- Averages: 19.5 pts, 5.5 assts, 3 rebs, 3.5 stls
2026 PSAT Floor General Award
- Team leader and best point guard
2025 TAIAO All Tournament Team & All Star Game Selection
Four Year Varsity Player

Body Development Progress

Rising Freshman

Rising Sophmore

Rising Junior

Rising Senior

Since my freshman year, I've known that if I want to play at the next level, I have to put in the work — and that starts in the weight room. I've been lifting 4 to 5 days a week since day one of high school because I know college basketball is physical, and I want to be ready for it. The grind isn't always easy, but seeing my body get stronger and my game improve because of it makes it all worth it. I don't just show up to play — I show up to get better every single day.