2026 Prospects to Know
The class of 2026 is one of the most intriguing classes we have seen in Colorado that will make some noise this upcoming high school season. Jeremiah Hammond CO #5 CG #4 HEIGHT 6'3" POS CG CLASS 2026 View Player…
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Continue ReadingThe class of 2026 is one of the most intriguing classes we have seen in Colorado that will make some noise this upcoming high school season.
Yet once again there is another Hammond brother lighting up local Colorado competition. Jeremiah’s oldest brother Julian Hammond currently plays at CU Boulder and Christian Hammond is attending Southern California Academy this upcoming season while holding multiple D1 offers. Jeremiah looks like another great hooper from this family. He has great height and plays with the posture of a much older player. Jeremiah’s most notable talent has been his knocking shooting ability from all over the floor where he has a very quick and smooth jumper.
Ryan Van Alsburg is a lengthy 6’7 big man who has looked very impressive against competition his age and playing up a grade level. Near the rim, Ryan has shown great footwork for his age and already can confidently step into dunks off of two feet. He has shown the ability to be an effective scorer with his back to the basket and is active on the offensive boards. Ryan is a big-time prospect to keep an eye on at Rocky Mountain High School.
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Kai McGrew is a 6’8 big man who brings great energy to the court and has crazy high upside. Kai is a player who makes energy plays like getting a swat on the defensive end or throwing down an emphatic dunk on the offensive end. For his size, Kai is light on his feet and has a decent-looking jumper from the outside to build upon making him a potential power forward prospect. If Kai keeps the same hustle and energy on the court throughout his high school career he will surely have a bright future ahead.
Kaleb Fay is a 6’4 wing who is an impressive athlete who has a strong frame and good vertical bounce. Kaleb has a solid first step and uses long strides to get downhill quickly. He can score from the wing but also has the awareness to take advantage of smaller matchups, using post moves to score on smaller wings and guards. Kaleb against his own age level looks dominant, the games I saw he was throwing down multiple dunks and has played up against high-level 16U competition more than holding his own.