Fresh Scout Reports

Brannon Martinsen#209

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2026

Sierra Canyon

Sierra Canyon's practice gym on a random Tuesday tells you everything about the program's depth. While most high school teams would kill for one top-100 prospect, the Trailblazers have multiple guys who could start at major college programs right now.

Jermel Thomas#153

PG · 6-2 · Class of 2026

Our Saviour Lutheran

When a 6-2 point guard from the Bronx starts collecting offers from programs like Florida State and Providence before his junior year, you take notice. The combination of size, court vision, and that New York basketball IQ doesn't come around…

Preston Wade#140

PF · 6-9 · Class of 2026

The Academy of Central Florida

Instead of just another young big man who relies solely on size, Preston Wade brings a multifaceted approach that separates him from many of his peers. He plays with an innate understanding of space and movement, constantly making reads that…

Keriawn Berry#212

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2026

Avon

Small-town Indiana basketball runs deep, and when a 6-foot-5 wing from Avon starts collecting double-digit Division I offers, coaches across the Midwest take notice. Keriawn Berry has that blend of size and skill that translates to high-major basketball.

Chadrack Mpoyi#179

C · 6-10 · Class of 2026

Crean Lutheran

When you see a 6-10 frame moving with legitimate coordination and soft hands around the basket, you stop what you're doing and pay attention. Chadrack Mpoyi has been putting up video game numbers for Crean Lutheran, including a 31-point, 17-rebound…

Moustapha Diop#125

C · 6-10 · Class of 2026

Overtime Elite

When you talk about players who fundamentally change the geometry of a half-court offense, Moustapha Diop needs to be in that conversation. He's a towering presence who isn't just taking up space; he's actively dictating where opponents can and cannot…

Symon Ghai#181

C · 7-3 · Class of 2026

The Academy of Central Florida

Finding a legitimate 7-3 center who can move his feet and has actual basketball instincts is like striking oil in your backyard.

SJ Madison#141

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2026

Redondo Union

When you watch Redondo Union film, your eyes immediately drift to the 6-5 frame cutting baseline and filling lanes in transition. That instinct for finding the right spots separates good players from recruits who get coaches on the phone.

Andrew Hilman#187

SG · 6-4 · Class of 2026

Archbishop Riordan

When a 6-4 shooting guard drops 44 points in a high school game, you take notice. The smooth stroke and fearless mentality that produced that explosion is exactly what college coaches are betting on with Andrew Hilman.

Tyshawn Duncan#143

C · 6-8 · Class of 2026

Alexandria

When you find a 6-8 center who moves like a wing and thinks the game two steps ahead, you stop what you're doing and pay attention. That's exactly what happened when college coaches got their first extended look at this…

Mason Fuentes#176

PG · 6-2 · Class of 2026

Riviera Preparatory School

When a 6-2 point guard in South Florida has double-digit Division I offers before his junior year, college coaches are seeing something special. That something is court vision and basketball IQ that can't be taught in any workout.

Nasir Price#240

SG · 6-3 · Class of 2026

Seven Lakes

When you watch film of guards who can create their own shot while maintaining efficient decision-making, you're looking at a rare combination in high school basketball. That blend of scoring punch and basketball IQ has college coaches across the country…

Lattimore Ford#188

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2026

Combine Academy

When a 6-6 wing from Charlotte picks Chapel Hill over programs like Stanford and Oklahoma, you better believe there's something special in the film room. Lattimore Ford made that choice early, and the Tar Heels locked up one of the…

Drew Anderson#131

PF · 6-9 · Class of 2026

Santa Margarita Catholic

The modern game demands versatility, and when a 6-9 forward can initiate offense, stretch the floor, and consistently impact possessions on both ends, college coaches take notice. That's precisely the package presented by Drew Anderson, a dynamic prospect who feels…

TJ Crumble#256

PF · 6-7 · Class of 2026

Long Island Lutheran

Walk into Long Island Lutheran's gym and you'll see future NBA talent at every position, but the kid at power forward might be the smartest player on the floor. TJ Crumble operates with the kind of basketball IQ that makes…

Asher Elson#192

PF · 6-10 · Class of 2026

Overtime Elite

When a 6-10 power forward moves with the fluidity of a wing player and processes the game like a point guard, college coaches take notice. That combination of size, skill, and basketball IQ has Xavier celebrating their latest commitment.

Fred Smith

Class of 2026

Briarcrest Christian

The 4-star prospect who dominated the NBPA Top 100 Camp and led his team to a regular season sweep over their biggest rival is just getting started.

Dreylan Creasy#164

SF · 6-7 · Class of 2026

Blue Ridge School

When a 6-7 wing from rural Virginia starts pulling Power 5 offers in rapid succession, college coaches take notice. Dreylan Creasy has done exactly that this fall, collecting three major conference offers in the span of a month before locking…

Javonte Floyd#201

C · 6-9 · Class of 2026

Cedar Grove

When you watch tape of Cedar Grove's defense anchoring the paint, you see exactly why UCLA prioritized size and length in their 2026 class. The Bruins locked up a 6-9 center who understands that rim protection wins games long before…

Donovan Criss#210

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2026

San Antonio Brennan

When a program lands three top-350 recruits from the same high school roster, you know there's something special happening in that gym. Brennan High School in San Antonio has become a pipeline for college talent, and UTEP just hit the…

Dionycius Bakare#183

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2026

Bella Vista Prep

When five Division I programs drop offers within a 48-hour window, you know something special is happening on tape. That's exactly what unfolded for a versatile 6-5 wing who just flipped the script on his recruitment in early December.

Dionte Neal#152

PG · 5-9 · Class of 2026

Reidsville

Sometimes the biggest impact comes in the smallest package, and that's exactly what Dionte Neal brings to the floor. Forget the tape measure; this point guard's game isn't about physical dimensions, it's about sheer will, quickness, and a relentless motor…

Parker Robinson#155

SG · 6-4 · Class of 2026

Overtime Elite

The lights of Overtime Elite can be a spotlight or a shadow, but for Parker Robinson, they've been an accelerator. He's been honing his craft alongside some of the nation's top talents, and that daily competition has sharpened a natural…

Mason Williams#122

PG · 6-2 · Class of 2026

Tennessee Collegiate Academy

Some point guards play the game, and some orchestrate it. Watching a player who can truly control the tempo, not just with their dribble but with their mind, is a distinct pleasure in scouting. It's that rare ability to bend…

Caleb Williams#172

SG · 6-5 · Class of 2026

Specially Fit Academy

When a 6-5 shooting guard commits to Auburn just three weeks after getting the offer, you know Bruce Pearl saw something he couldn't let walk out the door. That something is Caleb Williams, who's been turning heads at Specially Fit…

Ryan Moesch#151

PG · 6-0 · Class of 2026

Cushing Academy

Sometimes the best point guards don't have the loudest highlight reels, but they make everyone around them better while picking apart defenses with surgical precision. That's exactly what college coaches see when they break down tape of this 6-0 floor…

Rising sophomores don't often make immediate impacts at the varsity level, but some prospects possess that rare combination of basketball IQ and versatility that translates early.

Leadership on the hardwood is a rare commodity among underclassmen, but some prospects possess that intangible quality that elevates everyone around them.

The 2026 class continues to reveal intriguing prospects, with small forwards who can impact winning at the next level drawing increased attention from college programs.

The 2026 class continues to reveal intriguing prospects, and Lima Senior has a developing wing who's beginning to turn heads on the hardwood.