School is out and it’s report card time. We got to see a ton of players during the Spring Grassroots season. In a follow-up to our Spring Report Cards, we take a look at the grades of some more 2026…
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SubscribeSchool is out and it’s report card time. We got to see a ton of players during the Spring Grassroots season. In a follow-up to our Spring Report Cards, we take a look at the grades of some more 2026 prospects.
Oba has put together a strong Spring Grassroots campaign overall. He specifically has increased his three point shooting grade. Once considered a mid range sniper, Oba has stretched his game out past the three point line, which has lead to him being one of the leading scorers on the 3SSB circuit this Spring.
Thomas has always been a scoring point guard type, however I think his clutch rating grade is going up. Saw him will his West Coast Select squad to a tough victory against a much older AAU program. The lefty was as cool as a cucumber, knocking down back to back late game threes out of high ball screen situations. Whenever I see a kid pointing to his arm after a big shot, indicating that he has ice water in his veins, I think of Thomas.
Two things have recently stood out to me watching Speed play this Spring. The first is that Clark is a legit 4A title contender. The second is that Speed may be the perfect tempo changing guard for the team. He’s virtually impossible to keep out of the paint and as improbable as it sounds, he’s improved his already highly graded speed and quickness skill.
As a freshman Cummins looked like he could pass for a middle school player. That is not the case anymore. He grades higher in the physical category, as his frame looks like that of a seasoned high school player. He’s parlayed his frame into an increase in his ballhandling and playmaking ability.
I think Green could be a player that steps in for Spring Valley and contributes next season. He has a basketball frame complete with long arms. He’s improved his activity grade as the once passive forward is now a more forceful defender and rebounder.
Moses has improved his grades in several areas, most notably his ballhandling. He was a good spot up shooter in his first season, and now combined with his new handle could be on the verge of a scoring increase during this one.
I give Luna credit for just hanging in there. It’s not easy to play at Mojave, but the guard survived his freshman season, and is looking like a player that could have an impact next season. He has decent offensive skill, however I with his speed and quickness, it may be his defense that gets him on the floor first.
