Fresh Scout Reports

Diing Maiwen

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2026

The Knox School

Standing 6-6 with room to grow, this emerging wing prospect is starting to catch the attention of college programs across different levels.

Corey Geason Jr.

SF · 6-4 · Class of 2026

CATS Academy

Massachusetts prep basketball is producing another intriguing wing prospect who's turning heads with his developing two-way game and impressive frame.

Christopher Washington Jr.#50

SF · 6-9 · Class of 2026

Providence Christian Academy

In a class loaded with high-upside wings, Christopher Washington Jr. might possess the most intriguing two-way potential. His 6-foot-9 frame combined with fluid athleticism is a rare find, setting him apart as a prospect whose impact extends far beyond the…

Texas high school basketball is always brewing with talent, and the Class of 2026 is no exception with emerging prospects making their mark on the hardwood.

Elijah Williams#36

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2026

TMI Episcopal

Finding a prospect who can genuinely impact the game on both ends of the floor without needing to dominate touches is a scout's dream. When you see a young wing with the frame, athleticism, and developing skill to be that…

Sometimes raw athleticism is all a scout needs to see to project a prospect's upside at the next level.

Bo Ogden#47

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2026

Austin Westlake

The first thing that hits you about a player like Bo Ogden isn't just the raw talent; it's the maturity and understanding of the game already present. He arrived on campus at Texas not just as another highly-rated freshman, but…

Tarris Bouie#41

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2026

SPIRE Academy

When you talk about players who simply possess a natural knack for putting the ball in the hoop, Tarris Bouie immediately enters the conversation. This isn't just a volume shooter; it's a fluid, intuitive scorer with a sophisticated offensive repertoire…

Alex Constanza#80

SF · 6-8 · Class of 2026

SPIRE Academy

Observing Alex Constanza, you immediately notice the effortless way he moves at 6-foot-8, a fluidity rarely seen in a forward entering his junior year of high school. He projects as one of the more intriguing perimeter talents in the 2026…

Anthony Felesi#33

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2026

Utah Prep

When scouting a player from Utah Prep, the immediate assumption is often that they're overshadowed by the nationally recognized talent around them. But Anthony Felesi defies that notion, carving out his own significant role on one of the country's most…

Cameron Holmes#34

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2026

Millennium

Stepping into any gym where Cameron Holmes is playing, the first thing you notice isn't necessarily a highlight reel dunk or a dazzling pass; it's the quiet authority he commands on the court. There's a deliberate flow to his game,…

A 6-7 wing with impressive physical tools is beginning to turn heads in Pennsylvania's prep basketball scene.

Tajh Ariza#37

SF · 6-9 · Class of 2026

Link Academy

When a prospect strides onto the floor with a legitimate 6-foot-9 frame, fluid athleticism, and an obvious feel for the game before even hitting a college campus, every scout in the gym takes notice. Tajh Ariza isn't just a tall…

Maximo Adams#31

SF · 6-7 · Class of 2026

Sierra Canyon

When you talk about the modern wing, you’re looking for size, fluidity, and the ability to knock down shots from anywhere inside half-court. Maximo Adams checks those boxes with conviction, operating with a natural grace on the floor that belies…

Anthony Thompson#7

SF · 6-8 · Class of 2026

Western Reserve Academy

When a prospect steps on the floor and immediately dictates how the game is played, you take notice. Anthony Thompson possesses that rare, commanding presence, a player whose reach extends far beyond his physical dimensions. His game isn't just about…

Baba Oladotun#9

SF · 6-10 · Class of 2026

James Hubert Blake

Standing at a graceful 6-10 with the fluidity of a guard, Baba Oladotun possesses a rare combination of size and skill that forces scouts to reconsider traditional positional boundaries. Watching him operate, it's clear this isn't just another tall kid;…

Tyran Stokes#1

SF · 6-7 · Class of 2026

Rainier Beach

Every so often, a player comes along whose physical tools and innate feel for the game are so advanced for their age that they fundamentally alter how scouts think about an entire recruiting class. When you watch Tyran Stokes, you're…

Timothy Bollin

SF · 6'6" · Class of 2026

The Newman School

When your starting lineup features three Division I commits and you're not one of them, that's either a problem or an opportunity.

When you're sharing the floor with a top-50 national recruit like Sebastian Williams-Adams, the spotlight doesn't naturally find you.

Playing second fiddle to a top-100 power forward can either break a prospect's confidence or forge them into something special.

DeMatha Catholic is loaded with ranked prospects, but sometimes the best sleepers are hiding in plain sight.

A lanky 6-6 frame with room to fill out makes this New England prep prospect an intriguing developmental piece for college programs willing to invest in upside.

Christopher Taylor

SF · 6'5" · Class of 2026

The Newman School

At 6'5" with a solid 205-pound frame, this Boston wing is quietly developing into one of the most intriguing small forward prospects in the Class of 2026.

The prep school basketball pipeline continues to produce intriguing prospects, and this 6'5 wing from New Hampshire is quietly making his mark on the circuit.

Standing 6-6 with a versatile skill set, this 2026 wing prospect is quietly making waves in prep basketball circles.

While many 2026 prospects are already making headlines, some of the most intriguing talent is still developing under the radar in Missouri high school gyms.

When evaluating prospects in the 2026 class, finding a strong small forward who can impact the game on both ends becomes a premium asset for college programs.

Rising small forwards in Minnesota's competitive prep scene don't always get immediate national attention, but patient development often produces the most complete players.

When a 6-10 junior forward starts capping off hot shooting stretches for his team, college scouts take notice of the versatility and potential on display.

When a small forward's best attribute is their passing ability, you know you're looking at a player who sees the game differently than most.