2026 Rankings Update: New Additions - Potent Perimeter Shotmakers

These athletes can shoot the ball especially well, demonstrating value from multiple teams and showcase events back in prior months. Displaying repeated success as off-ball or complementary options, they have found ways to poke holes in opposing defenses.    Holstein was shot ready from the perimeter, drawing immediate closeouts from opposing defenses. Adept at leveraging pump fakes to lure out overaggressive defenders, he found success through his methodical pace of play. The guard was at his best while attacking a closeout, quick to rise up for mid-range jumpers when given the opening. Given his success playing off the ball, there should be an opportunity ready for Holstein at Palmer Ridge this coming season.     Mahary has brought floor spacing to the table for 5280, alongside capabilities as a multi positional defender thanks to his length and relative strength. At his best off the catch, the guard is a steady offensive contributor, repeatedly knocking down multiple threes in his games. Following Montview's tremendous 23-3 season, Mahary looks to step into a well run program, bolstering their previous success.     On multiple occasions at the 16U level, Perry erupted for a volley of threes, providing constant offense for 5280. Bringing a fairly quick release off the catch or while stepping into the shot, he makes the most of his opportunities. Once opponents began to realize his scoring ability, they tended to go over on screens, opening up the rest of the lane for him. His continued growth as a playmaker with the ball will be imperative towards his opportunities at the varsity level, although he has a serviceable ability at this stage.     Glynn found success with Colorado Magic as both a floor spacer and high motor rebounder. His perimeter shooting off the catch has been dependable for them throughout the club season, adding to their floor spacing abilities. Despite not possessing the strongest frame, the guard was always in the thick of it on the glass, competing for second chance opportunities as much as this group's frontcourt players. His continued growth as a off the dribble scorer and facilitator will be essential towards rounding out his opportunities at the varsity level.     Brooks has shown upside spacing the floor with Pueblo County, dependable off the catch. Still a threat while on the move, he has become more comfortable getting to his floater while in traffic, should opponents wall off the paint. On the defensive glass, Brooks has a nose for the ball, often in play for such opportunities. Continuing to add counters with his handle will help open up the rest of his game, particularly given the gravity as a shooter.     Davis shows offensive upside along the perimeter, particularly from the recent Expo event earlier this month. A capable three point shooter from distance, his range off the catch or bounce was frustrating for opposing defenses to slow down. Davis also had success while attacking the rim, contributing finesse finishes past contests. Overland boasts quite a few talented shotmakers along the perimeter, Davis looks to garner some more attention this coming season.

These athletes can shoot the ball especially well, demonstrating value from multiple teams and showcase events back in prior months. Displaying repeated success as off-ball or complementary options, they have found ways to poke holes in opposing defenses.