2026 Class 4A Super 6

The 2024-25 High School Basketball Season is near! Over the next few weeks Prep Hoops SC will begin to preview the players and teams that you need to watch for this Winter, including the 2026 Class 4A Super 6. This preview will go in-depth on the 6 highest-ranked Juniors in Class 4A. This list includes prospects of various archetypes who will be eager to break out to College Coaches and begin to look for a home at the next level. Take a look at the prospects in this year's 2026 Class 4A Elite 6:    <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />    First up on the 2026 Class 4A Super 6 is the [player_tooltip player_id='1466665' first='Tre' last='Raymon']. He missed some time this Spring with an injury, but he is back to full health and should have a lot to say for the Stallions in 4A Region 3. Raymon is a big wing who has the ball in his hands often because he is so adept at creating scoring chances. Tre can handle the ball with composure while reading or shooting over defenses. He is effective in scoring off the dribble at all three levels and can work in the pick-and-roll offense as a screener or ball handler. Tre holds offers from the College of Charleston, Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Mississippi State, Florida International, Coastal Carolina, Missouri State, and Jacksonville.     Next up is [player_tooltip player_id='1486212' first='Mikey' last='Williams Jr'] of Greer, who plays in 4A Region 2. Williams is a two-sport athlete who is currently in Football season for the Yellow Jackets. He put up 11.4 Points Per Game and 2.0 Steals Per Game to help lead his team to the Upper State Championship Game last year. Williams is one of the fastest Guards in South Carolina's 2026 Class with speed in the open floor, first-step quickness, and a quick pair of hands to force turnovers on defense. Mikey is very strong in finishing through contact, can do it with either hand, has a good handle to create off the dribble, and is a good perimeter shooter.     The lone transfer in this list is [player_tooltip player_id='1206192' first='Quh'mareon' last='Webb']. Webb is now in 4A Region 4 with North Augusta High School after starting his career at Catawba Ridge. He was a great third option for the Copperheads in his Sophomore Season averaging 9.4 Points Per Game on 51% Field Goals, although it is hard to project his new role because we didn't see him in June. Webb is good with the ball his hands getting downhill for paint touches where he can finish around bodies or find teammates, but he can also spot up off the ball to knock down threes with his left-handed stroke. Quh'mareon also works on the glass on the defensive end and likes to push the pace after grabbing a board.     The 2026 4A Class Super 6 will end with three straight Lancaster Bruins. The Bruins are an extremely talented group that are one of the favorites not just in 4A Region 3, but for the State Championship. [player_tooltip player_id='1973338' first='RJ' last='Brown'] is a two-sport guy at Lancaster and he brings speed, strength, and intensity from the football field onto the basketball court. Brown averaged 7.9 Points Per Game along with 1.9 Rebounds Per Game and 1.1 Steals Per Game last year. He is a terrific on-ball defender with good feet and a strong frame. RJ can be effective with the ball in his hands, because of all the Bruins' Guards he plays off the ball most often where he attacks without wasted action or dribbles.     Next up in the run of Bruins is Guard [player_tooltip player_id='1955613' first='Columbus' last='Parker']. Parker played only three games in 2023-24 after suffering a knee injury but he will be back to full health for the start of his Junior Season. He will be used at both spots in the backcourt throughout the season because of his balanced offensive skillset. Columbus is good in the pick-and-roll, beats defenders off the dribble, reads coverages well, and can knock down the outside shot. Parker holds offers from Hampton, Howard, SC State, and Johnson C. Smith.     Rounding off the 2026 Class 4A Super 6 is [player_tooltip player_id='1220041' first='Malik' last='Tinsley']. Malik is a floor general-type Point Guard who excels at making his teammates better first. Last year, Tinsley led the Bruins with 3.3 Assists Per Game while also putting up 10.8 Points Per Game. He reads defenses well, pushes the pace in transition, and can make all the passes needed to run an offense. He is also extremely quick with the ball in his hands and has a great crossover to create space for a jump shot or get past a defender. Malik may be small, but he is fearless in finding cracks in the defense, finishing at the rim, or pulling up over contests. Tinsley holds an offer from Vorhees.

The 2024-25 High School Basketball Season is near! Over the next few weeks Prep Hoops SC will begin to preview the players and teams that you need to watch for this Winter, including the 2026 Class 4A Super 6. This preview will go in-depth on the 6 highest-ranked Juniors in Class 4A. This list includes prospects of various archetypes who will be eager to break out to College Coaches and begin to look for a home at the next level. Take a look at the prospects in this year's 2026 Class 4A Elite 6: