2026 Summer Stockrisers

[player_tooltip player_id='2046360' first='Harris' last='Reynolds'] has been a very hot name lately, several noteworthy performances through June and July. Reynolds can score it from all three levels but his quick-trigger three is especially deadly. Reynolds has good size and length for the position at 6'4 and has really blossomed as an athlete. He's been playing above the rim all summer, several highlight dunks and blocks to add to his reel. Since June, Reynolds has picked up offers from California, West Virginia, Ohio, Kennesaw State, Samford, Sam Houston State, and Radford.     There are few guys around the state, much less the country, that put up the scoring numbers [player_tooltip player_id='2328883' first='Donaven' last='Thomas'] did this summer. Thomas went for 40+ points on multiple occasions, with both Maynard Jackson in June and the Griffin Grasshoppers in July. He's proven capable of knocking down tough shots off the dribble from all over the floor and when Thomas sees a couple go through, he can get very hot. Thomas looks ready to take the reins at Maynard Jackson this year and he'll be tabbed a breakout candidate by many.     [player_tooltip player_id='2503844' first='Addison' last='Dyer'] had a breakout summer and proved he belongs in the conversation with other top 2026 guards around the state. Dyer is an elusive ball-handler that can generate paint touches and create for others or go get a bucket of his own when he wants to. He's not a volume shooter but he's proven capable of knocking down open shots at a high percentage. Dyer is also active on the defensive end and helps contribute to a lot of forced turnovers. He'll certainly be one to watch as he returns to Langston Hughes for his senior year.     [player_tooltip player_id='2284887' first='Duor' last='Duor'] is an emerging sleeper out of South Atlanta but he won't keep that title for long. Duor's name is spreading quickly after some strong showings through the months of June and July. Duor is still far from his eventual ceiling but his combination of size, length and skill is extremely intriguing. He can put the ball on the floor when he needs to and knock down shots from the perimeter. Meanwhile, he makes his presence known around the rim with his ability to alter shots and grab boards. His development will be worth tracking over the next two years.     We've seen enticing flashes from [player_tooltip player_id='2319619' first='Jamarcus' last='Harrison'] before but he's taken his game to a whole new level this summer. Harrison opened a lot of eyes at the GBCA live periods and led East Hall to a couple of impressive wins. He's a big guard with a strong, athletic frame and a versatile skillset. He can score in a number of ways whether that be knocking down shots from the perimeter, getting to the rack and finishing through contact, or scrapping for easy points around the rim. Harrison checks a lot of the boxes and has the potential to be a very popular name a year from now.