Fresh Scout Reports
AI-assisted scouting reports on D1-caliber prep players, refreshed continuously as new film, offers, rankings, and recruiting developments come in. Each report is reviewed for accuracy against our source pipeline before publication. Sorted by most recently updated.
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Zach White#206
SF · 6-5 · Class of 2026
Notre Dame
Walking into Notre Dame's gym in Sherman Oaks, you immediately notice the collection of D1 talent scattered across the court. But the 6-5 wing who moves with quiet efficiency and hits contested threes with mechanical precision? That's the guy coaches…
Seven Spurlock#205
SF · 6-5 · Class of 2026
Dynamic Prep
When you've got the #1 and #19 ranked players in their respective classes as teammates, finding your role requires a special kind of basketball IQ. Seven Spurlock has done exactly that at Dynamic Prep, carving out his identity as the…
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.
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.
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.
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…
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…
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.
Graham Kennedy
SF · Class of 2026
Madison-Ridgeland Academy
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.
Dashad Greer
SF · Class of 2026
Lima Senior
The 2026 class continues to reveal intriguing prospects, and Lima Senior has a developing wing who's beginning to turn heads on the hardwood.
Dashiell Mabilon
SF · 6-8 · Class of 2026
Canterbury School
A 6-8 frame with room to grow is making waves in New England prep basketball, establishing himself as a versatile offensive threat early in the season.
Drakes Arvizu
SF · Class of 2026
Sunnyslope
The 2026 class in Arizona continues to produce intriguing prospects, with versatile wings emerging as some of the most coveted recruits in the desert.
Dannen Kavanaugh
SF · Class of 2026
Richmond Heights
Leadership qualities in high school basketball often separate good players from great ones, and Richmond Heights has found that rare combination in their junior forward.
Jaron Saulsberry#163
SF · 6-6 · Class of 2026
Wheeler
When you watch Wheeler's tape from this season, one player consistently appears in the right spots at the right times, making winning plays without demanding the spotlight. That's becoming Jaron Saulsberry's calling card as he develops into a legitimate high-major…
Deuce Powell
SF · Class of 2026
Wheeler
Wheeler High School has a promising wing prospect quietly developing his game in the loaded Georgia basketball scene.
Nolen Anderson#126
SF · 6-6 · Class of 2026
Wayzata
Observing a prospect with Nolen Anderson's combination of length, feel, and shooting touch is always compelling. He moves with a fluidity that belies his high-impact contributions, making plays that don't always jump off the stat sheet but undeniably affect winning.…
Collin Paul#124
SF · 6-7 · Class of 2026
Calvary Christian Academy
The quiet ones often leave the deepest imprints. There's a subtle yet undeniable effectiveness to Collin Paul's game, a fluidity and intelligence that doesn't scream for attention but consistently delivers results. He isn't always the flashiest player on the court,…
Rider Portela#127
SF · 6-6 · Class of 2026
Sunnyslope
There are only so many prospects who can walk into a gym and instantly change the game's rhythm without needing to dominate the ball. Rider Portela is one of those rare talents, a wing whose presence on the floor radiates…
Evan Sandoval
SF · Class of 2026
Friendswood
The 2026 class continues to reveal intriguing prospects across Texas, with versatile forwards emerging as key pieces for future college rosters.
Dylan Dixon
SF · Class of 2026
Madison-Ridgeland Academy
In an era where versatility at the forward position has become paramount, skilled wing players who can impact multiple facets of the game are increasingly valuable commodities.
Donnie Barfield, Jr.
SF · Class of 2026
Omaha Westside
When a small forward drops 24 points on 75% shooting efficiency, college scouts take notice.
Stryckland Whittley-Ligon
SF · 6-5 · Class of 2026
Kingswood-Oxford School
When a 6-5 wing steps up in clutch moments and delivers explosive scoring performances, college coaches take notice.
Charles Pargo
SF · 6-5 · Class of 2026
TPLS Christian Academy
Standing 6-5 with the versatility to impact multiple positions, this Virginia prospect is quietly building momentum in the Class of 2026.
Brendyn Sawall
SF · 5-11 · Class of 2026
Oshkosh North
Wisconsin's 2026 class continues to develop intriguing prospects, with versatile forwards emerging as key pieces for college programs to monitor closely.
Dhruv Karthik
SF · Class of 2026
Austin Westlake
The 2026 class in Texas continues to showcase emerging talent, with versatile wing players stepping into the spotlight at powerhouse programs.
Davonte Waters
SF · Class of 2026
Oshkosh North
Wisconsin's 2026 class is still developing, but scouts are starting to take notice of emerging talents from the Badger State's prep programs.
Blake Lederhaus
SF · 5-10 · Class of 2026
Oshkosh North
Wisconsin is quickly becoming a hotbed for versatile wing talent, and the 2026 class features another intriguing prospect ready to make his mark.
Lincoln Williams#167
SF · 6-5 · Class of 2026
Kankakee
When a 6-5 wing drops 44 points not once but twice in the same season, college coaches start clearing their calendars. Lincoln Williams has been putting up video game numbers in Illinois while building one of the most impressive offer…
Jaidyn Coon#119
SF · 6-6 · Class of 2026
Storm Lake
When you talk about players who simply find ways to impact the game, no matter the situation, Jaidyn Coon's name should immediately enter the conversation. This young wing from Storm Lake, Iowa, plays with a quiet intensity that belies his…
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