This region will be a region that has so many players that will come out of nowhere and some that will fill in the holes that players that have graduated have left. Jason Peterson 19 State 7 Pos 6'4" |…
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SubscribeThis region will be a region that has so many players that will come out of nowhere and some that will fill in the holes that players that have graduated have left.
Jason has made a lot of strides this off-season playing club ball with Utah Gold as he has had reps running the 3 and the 4 as he will need to do both at the high school level. Jason has the ability to make things happen in the perimeter with his strong attacking skills and timely shooting. He also has the strength and skill to do work in the post. His motor is something that will continue to allow him to excel in the stat sheet.
Taylor had a coming out party in the playoffs as he was a difference maker in the playoffs but was really just pitching in all season. This time around he will transition to the second option on a very strong team. That length and shooting ability really separates him from a lot of other players in the region. He should be a big time player coming up this season for the defending state champions.
One of the best PG’s in the Class of 2026 and in the state for that matter as he has proven that he can run a team in 6A at a high level. This year will be a very good growth year for Carlo as he is now use to the speed and strength of the older players in 6A and he will be able to hit the ground running. his shot making and ball handling is elite. Carlo should transition well with a new coach over at Herriman.
Spencer s having himself a very good club season as he was a big time stock riser this Spring. His ability to attack will come in handy as he might be asked to pick up the load on a team that will need a lot of help this coming season. The kid is sneaky athletic and he finds ways to score the ball.
Zach was busy this Spring trying to capture another baseball state championship. The dual sport athlete is a no brainer D1 baseball kid but he can hoop as well. The kid really went off a few times last year and this upcoming year he should really continue that high level of play.
