2026 Stock Risers

The rankings have been updated for the class of 2026. These are the top prospects who made the most significant move upward in this round of PH NorCal Rankings with their play on the court throughout the Spring, and Summer playing club ball, and with their high school team.      He's proven himself to be a quality combo guard handling the ball up top facilitating in half-court sets, with patience, vision and good passing around the perimeter. He's good off ball spotting up for 3's with good looks, using his dribble drive for paint jumpers, passes and mid-range shots for high percentage shooting. (27 to 12).     Landers makes a nice move forward from (38 to 17), after having a breakout starting the Spring with NBBA playing against quality competition on the UA Circuit, then finishing with Bay City. He'll play at St. Ignatius after transferring from Branson. Standing 6'8 he's improved his body, and overall skill set. He's stronger, making himself a target in the post, using good post moves to get a bucket. He's a passer, steps out to hit 3's from the top, and corners. He'll defend his position, change shots, and get rebounds.     Lau had a breakout Spring and Summer. He proved himself to be a rising prospect with a good set of guard skills. He plays a balanced game with a good understanding of what he needs to do to help his team. If it's points he can score in different ways, he went for 30 on multiple occasions. He's an excellent facilitator willing to involve mates regularly with quality vision and passing. (61 to 21)     The wiry Harriel brings a versatile skill set to his new team. He's a good ball handler that sees the court to make the pass up, and around the court. He has some scoring abilities using his size and length moving and slicing to the rim. He can get into a rhythm. His length allows him to rebound, and defend multiple positions.     He's playing under control and using his body to get things done on both ends. He's standing around 6'5 with an outside/ in game. He's an aggressive player when makes his move using a couple of dribbles to get closer, he's putting up 3's with confidence around the perimeter. He'll hit the boards, and defend bigger players. He could be a double double guy at this level. We'll see (58 to 32).     He's put in the work to transform his game into a legitimate wing/forward. He'll still work the boards, run the court, get buckets inside, and defend bigger players. He seems to have expanded his skill set to work along the perimeters using his dribble to get closer, and looking to put up open shots around the perimeter. He's still tuning, but headed in the right direction. (55 to 33)     Williams is looking more and more like a point forward, standing 6'6 we've noticed him at multiple setting handling the ball up top initiating the offense, after rebounding pushing, and looking to make the pass up in transition. He has range to knock down 3's, lengthy arms to defend inside and rebound. His numbers should go up this season. (75 to 36).     Adimora has put himself squarely on the radar with his productive Spring and Summer. He's athletic with good hops and an improving skill set. He's handling and making strong moves to the rim from different angles for contact buckets. He sport a quality jump shot from mid-range using the dribble and to rise up over defenders. He's good attacking in transition. He has a next level body. (51 to 37)

The rankings have been updated for the class of 2026. These are the top prospects who made the most significant move upward in this round of PH NorCal Rankings with their play on the court throughout the Spring, and Summer playing club ball, and with their high school team.