Scouting Reports for newly ranked 2026 prospects Pt. 1
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The end of summer rankings saw the top 25 expand to the top 40. That means we have 15 new prospects to break down. Here’s the first of a four-part series showing how they earned their ranking and how they…
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Continue ReadingThe end of summer rankings saw the top 25 expand to the top 40. That means we have 15 new prospects to break down. Here’s the first of a four-part series showing how they earned their ranking and how they play the game.
Allen is a 6’6 shooting guard combining three-level scoring with playmaking instincts. The Montverde transplant shoots well off the dribble from beyond the three point line and midrange. He has a crafty handle and uses his size to overpower smaller defenders. Allen plays with a consistent pace, and he’s a solid athlete. Led Peach Jam in scoring at 24.3 points per game.
At 6’6 Richardson has the athleticism to defend 1-4. He’s a talented athlete who plays hard, runs the floor, and has quick hands. Richardson is a physical finisher who isn’t afraid to use his athleticism when defenses collapse. He’s an efficient scorer and a good rebounder for the position. The wing prospect has a high upside as a two-way contributor.
Huan is made of the same stuff that had versatile 7 footers labeled unicorn. He’s light on his feet, shoots out the three point line, and finishes near the rim. Huan has soft touch, rebounds his area, and runs the floor like a deer. The Windermere Prep center has all the physical tools and is developing a skill set that excels in the modern game.
Joseph is a dynamic lead guard who makes plays like a pure point guard and scores like a first option. The 6’3 point guard has a great feel for the game and reads defenses like a seasoned playmaker. Joseph shot the ball really well over the summer and gathered paint touches. He showcased his ability to play off the ball, which will prepare him for his first season with West Oaks.
Quinones is a big guard who knows how to play with and without the ball. The 6’4 combo guard spent his summer playing FIBA basketball. He showcased leadership, a consistent jumper from beyond the arc, and the ability to score in the paint against the United States’ gold medal defense. He controls the game through pace and high IQ plays.