Fresh Scout Reports

Cietay Mayfield

F · Class of 2026

St. Xavier

Standing 6'7" with room to grow, this lanky forward prospect is beginning to turn heads with his developing skillset and natural basketball instincts.

At 6-9 with forward versatility, this Class of 2026 prospect represents the modern basketball archetype that college programs covet most.

Elijah Tillman

F · Class of 2026

Grayson

A dominant force in the paint with historic efficiency numbers, this Georgia big man is quietly building one of the most impressive statistical resumes in his program's history.

Caden Neves

F · 6-6 · Class of 2026

Springfield Commonwealth Academy

At 6-6 with forward versatility, this Massachusetts prospect is beginning to turn heads as he develops his multi-faceted skill set.

Canon Mullen

F · Class of 2026

Bishop Gorman

A sharp-shooting wing with impressive all-around production is quietly building a strong foundation for his recruitment in the desert.

The forward position at Long Beach Poly has become a launching pad for college prospects, and the latest talent to emerge from this basketball hotbed is making waves in Southern California.

Standing 6-10 with the skills of a guard, this versatile forward is redefining position-less basketball at the prep level.

When a 6-4 frame combines with consistent scoring production, college coaches start taking notice of what could develop into a versatile forward prospect.

When a forward can consistently knock down three-pointers and impact winning beyond the stat sheet, college coaches take notice.

When a 6-8 forward lands offers from powerhouse programs like Syracuse and Kansas before committing to Cal, the basketball world takes notice.

A versatile forward who can fill up the stat sheet in multiple ways, this 2026 prospect is making waves at the prep level with his well-rounded skill set.

Braden Miller

F · 6-8 · Class of 2026

Ambassador Christian School

Class of 2026 forwards who can contribute meaningfully as underclassmen often possess that special blend of fundamentals and basketball IQ that college coaches covet.

The 2026 class in Indiana continues to produce intriguing prospects, with forwards who can impact winning at the high school level drawing increased attention from college programs.

Banks Pourchier

F · 6-8 · Class of 2026

North Oconee

The 2026 class in Georgia continues to produce intriguing prospects, with North Oconee's forward position player emerging as a name to monitor in the coming seasons.

The OTE developmental program continues to produce intriguing prospects, and one forward is making his presence felt in the competitive landscape of elite basketball.

Barron Linnekens

F · 6-9 · Class of 2026

Harvard Westlake

When a 6-foot-9 junior forward quietly puts up a double-double while flying under the recruiting radar, it's time to take notice.

Ethan Bell

F · Class of 2026

St. Xavier

Standing 6'8" with a lean 170-pound frame, this Class of 2026 forward represents the kind of developmental project that college programs love to mold into impact players.

Standing 7-feet tall in the Class of 2026, this Golden State Prep forward represents the kind of legitimate size that college programs covet at the power forward and center positions.

A versatile forward prospect from the loaded St. Xavier program is quietly building momentum as an underclassman worth tracking.

Evan Toms

F · Class of 2026

Huntsville

When a forward puts up 100 points and grabs 44 rebounds across just four games in a major tournament, college coaches start paying attention.

A 6-7 frame with guard skills and natural leadership qualities is turning heads in Georgia's competitive high school basketball landscape.

Standing 6-8 with developing versatility at the forward position, this Connecticut prep prospect is beginning to turn heads on the New England circuit.

The DMV has produced another rising star who's making waves in the desert, averaging an impressive 30 points per game while transitioning to one of basketball's most prestigious developmental programs.

James Smith

F · Class of 2026

Pickerington Central

Speed kills in basketball, and this 2026 forward from Ohio has the quickness to make things happen in transition and create mismatches on both ends of the floor.

When a 6-9 frame moves with surprising fluidity up and down the court, coaches take notice.

A 6-8 forward with the frame and versatility to impact games at multiple levels is turning heads in the prep circuit.

When a player carries a name like Godschoice, expectations naturally run high, and this JSerra Catholic forward is beginning to live up to the billing.

A versatile forward who consistently delivers when his team needs him most, this Tennessee prospect is quietly building a reputation as one of the more reliable players in the 2026 class.

The Class of 2026 forward from Booker T. Washington represents the type of developing talent that college programs should keep on their radar as the evaluation period intensifies.

While many 2026 prospects are already generating major recruiting buzz, some of the best talent is still flying under the radar at the prep level.