Fresh Scout Reports

Amir Knight

SF · 6-0 · Class of 2026

Greeneville

A rising small forward from Tennessee's Greeneville High School is beginning to make waves on the hardwood with impressive scoring performances.

Amare Oba

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2026

Coronado

The Nevada prep scene has been producing elite wing talent at an impressive rate, and the Class of 2026 continues that tradition with emerging prospects making their mark early.

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.

Trae Nunn

SF · 5-5 · Class of 2027

When you're 5-5 running with three top-70 national recruits, you better bring something special to the table.

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

When you're sharing the floor with a top-225 recruit headed to Iowa, you better bring something special to the table.

Elliot Erickson

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2027

When you're sharing the court with a top-50 big man headed to Maryland and a point guard already locked into Siena, you better be able to hold your own.

Horatio Major

SF · Class of 2026

Chaminade-Madonna

Leadership qualities often separate good prospects from great ones, and this 2026 small forward is already turning heads with his command presence on the court.

Francois Tchoyi

SF · 6-7 · Class of 2027

Cushing Academy

When you're sharing the floor with a top-50 national recruit and a Division I commit, you better bring something special to the table.

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.

A versatile wing prospect is quietly building his reputation in the competitive Maryland prep scene, showcasing the kind of two-way potential that college programs covet.

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.

Dorian Hayes

SF · 6-4 · Class of 2025

Ridge Point High School

The transition from Texas high school basketball to Conference USA has been seamless for this athletic wing who's already making his presence felt at the collegiate level.

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

A versatile wing who can fill up the scorebook, this Minnesota product is quietly building a reputation as one of the state's most productive underclassmen.

Dominic McCarty has

SF · 6-1 · Class of 2028

When a prospect enters the conversation alongside elite scorers who have dropped triple digits in a single game, the basketball world takes notice.

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.

The 6'5 small forward from Milton Academy is quietly building a reputation as one of the most promising underclassmen in Massachusetts prep basketball.

A versatile 6-5 frame with tremendous rebounding instincts is making waves in the competitive New England prep circuit.

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.

When the spotlight shines brightest, some prospects rise to the occasion and announce themselves as players to watch on the national stage.

A towering sophomore frame with the versatility to impact multiple facets of the game is turning heads in Wisconsin high school basketball.

The 2026 class in Georgia continues to showcase emerging talent, with small forwards like this North Oconee prospect beginning to turn heads on the prep circuit.

The 2027 class in Virginia is starting to show its depth, and small forwards with versatility are becoming increasingly valuable in today's game.

Standing 6-7 with the versatility to impact multiple positions, this Class of 2027 prospect is quickly emerging as one of Virginia's most intriguing young talents.