Fresh Scout Reports

Rising guards in Louisiana's Class of 2026 are starting to make noise on the recruiting circuit, and Alexandria City has a prospect worth monitoring closely.

While the 2026 recruiting class continues to take shape across Georgia, emerging guards are beginning to make their mark on the prep basketball landscape.

The 2026 class continues to reveal intriguing prospects who are flying under the radar, with power forwards who can impact winning at the next level still emerging from unexpected places.

Rising through the ranks at Academy of the New Church, this Class of 2026 forward is beginning to make his mark on the hardwood with consistent scoring performances.

The Sunshine State continues to produce elite guard talent, and one prospect at 212 Sports Academy is quietly building his reputation on the competitive Florida prep circuit.

When most players are focused on individual accolades, this Connecticut prospect has his priorities straight and understands what truly matters on the hardwood.

Zachary Agichtein

G · 6'4" · Class of 2026

The Newman School

Size, skill, and versatility at the guard position don't come around often, but this 6'4" prospect brings an intriguing combination to the table.

At 6-7 with defensive instincts and two-way versatility, this Maine prep prospect is quietly building a foundation that could translate to the next level.

The 6-3 guard-forward from Bridgton Academy represents the type of versatile wing prospect that college programs covet in today's positionless basketball landscape.

Standing 6-9 with developing skills in the paint, this Maine prep prospect is quietly building a foundation that could attract major college attention.

At 6-5 with a solid 200-pound frame, this versatile wing possesses the ideal build that college coaches covet in today's positionless basketball landscape.

Standing 6-6 with guard-forward versatility, this Maine prep prospect brings intriguing positional flexibility to the 2026 class.

Standing 6-6 with a solid 215-pound frame, this versatile wing prospect is making waves at one of California's premier basketball programs.

The combination of size, length, and versatility at the small forward position is becoming increasingly valuable in modern basketball, and this 2026 prospect appears to possess the physical tools to capitalize on that trend.

Kaiden Gomez

Class of 2026

Word of God Academy

Some players need perfect conditions to perform at their best, but others thrive when everything seems stacked against them.

Size, skill, and upside converge in a 6-9 frame that's already turning heads in New England prep circles.

Kur Anyang

F · 6-8 · Class of 2026

St. Thomas More

Standing 6-8 with the versatility to guard four positions and facilitate offense, this Connecticut prep prospect represents the modern positionless basketball player.

A 6-3 guard with shooting range and positional versatility is making noise at Lee Academy in Maine's prep basketball scene.

At 6-5 with a versatile skill set, this 2026 forward from Putnam Science Academy is quietly building a foundation that could make him a coveted recruit.

Standing 6-9 with room to grow, this young big man represents the type of developmental prospect that college programs love to unearth.

Standing 6-9 with developing skills at a respected prep powerhouse, this forward prospect has the physical tools that college coaches covet in today's position-less game.

Standing 6-7 with natural athleticism and positional versatility, this forward prospect at Bridgton Academy is beginning to turn heads in the prep school circuit.

Standing 6-8 with natural forward instincts, this New England prep prospect is beginning to turn heads with his combination of size and basketball IQ.

The 6-5 frame and power forward skill set are already turning heads at one of California's premier basketball programs.

Zyere Cartwright

5-9 · Class of 2026

Word of God Academy

When a 5-9 guard puts up 14 points on 60% shooting efficiency, college scouts take notice of the compact scoring machine making waves.