2026 Review: Well Rounded Shotmakers

An assortment of three level scorers, creating space from skill or by notably quick change of pace one on one. Their productive roles throughout the club season makes them key names stepping into larger roles in the quickly approaching high school season.    Chavez brings excellent size and confidence along the perimeter, dependable at relocating quickly for three point attempts. Reaffirming his sharpshooting throughout the spring months, the guard is primed for another high usage role at Flatirons Academy. In particular, his handle with the off-hand has become more consistent, allowing him to take full advantage of openings in the lane. Defensively, his high motor paired with the good frame allows him to play big when necessary, competing for loose balls whenever possible.      Martinez does a great job flying off of screens, a knockdown shooter within tight angles. His quick release paired with the smooth footwork allows the guard to heat up quickly. He developed his shotmaking versatility throughout the summer, set to be one of the premier three point shooters in the Denver Prep league.      Schams is a lanky, well rounded scorer from all three levels, effectively taking advantage of his opportunities within the offensive flow. Efficiently contributing kickout threes or making the right read following an opponent closeout, Schams slots into a wide range of lineups given his value on or off-ball. His decision making took a step up throughout the summer, getting more comfortable, as the game continued to slow down for the Windsor Charter guard.     Reaffirming himself as a poised perimeter shooter, Mata continues to get more confident creating opportunities while handling the rock. Adept at rising up for mid-range attempts off the bounce, the guard carefully picks smaller matchups to rise up above the contest.      Dependable operating within the offensive flow, Gray can be slotted into numerous lineups given his skill and positional strength. A wiry strong guard who handles contact well versus likesize or bigger matchups, this literal strength plays a big role in his recent success. At his best as a secondary creator who operates against a rotating defense, Gray has carved out a valuable niche at the club and high school levels.      Lechuga looks ready for a larger role handling the rock, effectively making reads out of ball screens or while attacking the closeout. Already bringing notable perimeter shooting off the catch, the guard is primed for a much larger opportunity for this new look Frederick team.     Davenport's length makes him a guard who competes on both ends of the floor, bringing few holes in his game. His improved spot-up shooting has opened up the rest of his offensive opportunities. His quick first step allows him to get deep into the lane within a couple strides, adept scoring through contact.      The strong guard looks to take on a starting role for Cherry Creek, bringing a physical profile within the backcourt. His frame is accentuated by the high motor, often competing for second chance opportunities inside the arc. Birkans has grown as a perimeter shotmaker, either off the catch behind the arc or off the bounce from mid-range.     Woodward brings knockdown shooting behind the arc, alongside great decisionmaking with the ball in his hands. Capable handling opportunities at the point, he work to set up teammates with great looks deep in the paint, at his best operating out of ball screens.

An assortment of three level scorers, creating space from skill or by notably quick change of pace one on one. Their productive roles throughout the club season makes them key names stepping into larger roles in the quickly approaching high school season.