McDonald's Texas Invitational Basketball Tournament

The Road to State Starts Here

It just doesn’t get any better than this. We are anticipating with great excitement the tip-off to the 19th annual McDonald’s Texas Invitational Basketball Tournament, Nov. 17-19. We have gathered some of the elite high school basketball talent in Texas to compete against one another in Pasadena and Deer Park. We believe the Road to State starts here.

Proceeds from the tournament will go directly to the Pasadena ISD and Deer Park ISD education foundations, both 501 (c)(3) non-profit, tax exempt entities that benefit students in their respective school districts.

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The star power will be on display from the opening tip until the final light is darkened as the 2021 McDonald’s Texas Invitational, the state’s largest and most prestigious regular season varsity boys’ and girls’ basketball tournament, returns to the area Nov. 18-20.

Riane Burton, the highly-recruited girls’ basketball player from Cy-Ranch, leads an impressive group of players expected to compete in this week’s McDonald’s Texas Invitational Basketball Tournament Nov. 21-23.

Tramon Mark, the highly touted recruit from Dickinson High School, leads a host of players listed among 247Sports.com Texas Top 50 college basketball recruits who will be playing in the McDonald’s Texas Invitational Basketball Tournament in Pasadena Nov 21-23.

As the McDonald’s Texas Invitational draws near, one thing is for sure, competition for the girls’ 6A Gold Championship will be fierce.

The reigning state and Invitational champion Allen High School boys’ basketball team is set to compete again this year in the 2019 McDonald’s Texas Invitational to reclaim their throne.