Elite Houston signee Isiah Harwell drops 4-word reaction to future Cougars teammate Chris Cenac's performance

Isiah Harwell was the first five-star prospect who signed with Houston since 2012. Later, five-star player Chris Cenac Jr. also signed with Houston and became the highest-ranked recruit to be part of the program, taking that distinction away from Harwell.

Regardless, the duo has kindled a friendship since then. The fans are also excited to see them playing together in the future.

On Jan. 24, 'League Ready' shared a post with Cenac as the cover photo. The following slide showcases a clip of the player's performance at the Bass Pro Championship. Isaiah Harwell shared the post on his Instagram profile too.

Isiah Harwell via Instagram

“Get busy then kid,” Isiah Harwell captioned the post, displaying his support and admiration for Cenac in a playful way.

On Jan. 18, Link Academy solidified its dominance, once again, at the Bass Pro Tournament of Champions with a 67-55 championship victory over Oak Ridge (Orlando).

The win marked the Lions’ second tournament title in three years, and this has also improved their record to a perfect 6-0 in Tournament of Champions play.

Chris Cenac Jr. was the tournament's standout performer, which earned him MVP honors. The 6-foot-10 center showcased his versatile skillset. Despite the limited minutes he received due to fouls, he contributed 16 points, eight rebounds and two 3-pointers in the championship game.

After the win, Cenac told Springfield News-Leader:

"We just wanted to win a championship. We heard that we'd have a big crowd and that it'd be a lot of fun. It was everything that I was told.”

Isiah Harwell led Wasatch Academy to Springfield Hoophall victory

Isiah Harwell’s performance at the Hoophall Classic last Saturday led Wasatch Academy to a 63-54 victory over La Lumiere. The 6-foot-5 player delivered an impressive performance with 19 points, six rebounds, three assists and three steals. His gameplay showcased smooth playmaking and sharp shooting and highlighted why he is among the top prospects in his class.

The game was tied at 11-11 in the first quarter. Later, Wasatch Academy took control, scoring 27-10 in the second quarter to gain a solid 38-21 lead at halftime. La Lumiere outscored Wasatch by nine points in the third quarter. But ultimately, the 17 points in the fourth quarter were decisive in Wasatch's win.

Alongside Isiah Harwell, Mariano Manciel contributed 21 points with five 3-pointers, and Adolf County added 11. Katrelle Harmon contributed in defense with five rebounds and six assists.

Thanks to the win, Wasatch Academy improved to 16-4, while La Lumiere extended its losing streak to five after a loss to Long Island Lutheran.