2023 Rankings: New Additions 26-55

<p>Continuing our series on the updated 2023 rankings with a piece today on the new talent added to the rankings between numbers 26 and 55. A lot of great players on this list who earned a ton of stock on the spring and summer circuits and have the potential to really break out this season on the high school scene.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>#26 [player_tooltip player_id="1254402" first="Chris" last="Harris"], 6’7 Wing, Andover: Another talented player on the Andover roster added to our 2023 rankings. It is a loaded group and Harris will fit right into the fold bringing with him a solid handle, ability to attack defenders, and guard at a nice level. Harris is a talented player who should have a really solid year utilizing his extremely long, athletic, and versatile skill set.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>#28 [player_tooltip player_id="1211569" first="Dillon" last="Mong"], 6’7 Wing, Shawnee Mission East: Mong has some shoes to fill with Townsend and Reynolds leaving, but he has the talented and versatile skill set to take the mantle. Extremely athletic and has a massive motor to go with it. Very active on both ends of the floor, has the ability to stretch the floor, can guard a variety of positions, and can attack the rim at will.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>#34 [player_tooltip player_id="1268854" first="Ryan" last="Robertson"], 6’5 Wing, Blue Valley Northwest (Pictured): One of my favorite new names I got to watch this spring and summer with him running with Nebraska Supreme. He is a big time prospect who is primed for a monster rise in stock after this high school season if his current trajectory continues in this path. Plays above the rim off both the bounce and as a cutter, runs the wings with a vengeance, an improved jump shooter, and could is a solid wing defender.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>#41 [player_tooltip player_id="1268855" first="Asa" last="Barnes"], 6’2 Guard, Wichita Southeast: A really solid point guard who got some run on the varsity squad last season and was a steady contributor.  Controls tempo well, gets defenders on his hips, and can create for himself and others. Hits open jumpers as well and attacks closeouts.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>#55 [player_tooltip player_id="1268856" first="Dylan" last="Blazer"], 6’3 Forward, Mill Valley: Was honorable mention 5A last year and is a solid all around athlete who should only improve off that status this upcoming season. Blazer and Dimond have the chance to make a really solid pairing in the front court for Mill Valley. He has very active hands on the defensive side of the floor, constantly getting deflections, and can play in the painted area and knock down the three ball on offense.</p>