2026 Summer League Guards to Watch
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Summer league is just around the corner so it’s time to lock in and check out some big names in the 2026 class. These guys are making the leap from sophomores to juniors and should be in for big seasons…
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Continue ReadingSummer league is just around the corner so it’s time to lock in and check out some big names in the 2026 class. These guys are making the leap from sophomores to juniors and should be in for big seasons this winter.
A clutch player who can find that extra level in close games, Daniel is a sharpshooter from 3-point who continues to show a well-rounded offensive game. He has phenomenal touch in the paint with varying finishes and shows great focus to finish through hard fouls.
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Jenkin took a big step forward last season, helping Colfax take home the 2B state title. He’s a long shooter with limitless range who also has some sneaky athleticism. It wouldn’t be surprising to see him take yet another big step forward and rise the ranks in the 2026 class.
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A true competitor, Weimer is a playmaker with the ball who can operate in tight spaces and get downhill to the rim. He plays well off two feet and can finish at odd angles near the hoop. He’s made big strides the last year or so and will be a kid to watch this June.
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Tagle has been trending up since last winter as a young point guard who can run an offense and score the ball. He’s expanded his scoring profile this spring and looked more aggressive with the ball in his hands. It will be interesting to see him get back with his high school team and watch him run the show.
The Eisenhower shooter came on strong last season with the Ike’s to average double figures and provide steady scoring as well as an extra ballhandler. He could really be a kid who takes off next season because he plays with true confidence and fight in every aspect of the game. He has a sound game and can create space at every level without wasted moves.
Williams was a true point guard who defended, set up teammates, and scored when needed last season. This year, he’ll be without a couple of key graduates of the 2024 class, and should be relied on even more to score and create. He has the strength and tenacity to consistently make plays in the paint and is a two-way player you don’t want to miss this June.