2026 Rankings Update: New Additions - Knockdown Shooters

These prospects have found success within the system, picking their spots to succeed on the offensive end. Comfortable spacing the floor when needed, all of these names fill holes as needed.    Davis has found success with his limited opportunities, an efficient perimeter shooter off the catch. Supplementing Frederick's offensive engine, the guard has been a dependable complementary weapon through his high motor, making the most of his size advantage within this group's context. With recent injuries to the roster, Davis will get more opportunities as a screen setter, influential in opening up the lane for this group's wealth of perimeter shotmakers. Posting 7.6 points and 5.6 rebounds per game, his numbers should see a slight uptick in the coming weeks as his skillset will be relied upon even more over at Frederick.     Blankenship has provided efficient floor spacing while at Heritage, comfortable letting it fly against incoming contests. Posting 8.1 points on 46% from distance, part of what allows him such success is his willingness to actively fill gaps in the halfcourt, comfortably relocating when necessary. His activity while off-ball helps curate consistent floor spacing when available. On the defensive end, Blankenship is especially active in the passing lanes, working on the margins to disrupt opponents. Heritage is off to a competitive start to the season, holding their own against Highlands Ranch and Legacy in their past two games.     Silver-Colbert is a talented vertical athlete, capable of getting up for dunks in transition. An intriguing two-way guard due to his athletic gifts, the guard fits well in this Denver West program given their willingness to push the pace. An improved downhill scorer at Denver West, he is working to round out his offensive game, turning himself into more of a lead guard. Putting up 11.2 points per game while contributing 46% from distance, the guard legitimately scored upside along with growth in his athleticism in recent months. As well a necessity to get minutes over at Denver West, Silver-Colbert competes at the point of attack or on the help side, bringing quick hands to pressure the opposing defenses.     A consistent complementary guard for Mountain Vista, Partlow looks to make an impact wherever the team needs. A smart help defender, he has quick hands to create steals and in turn fast breaks. While in transition, the guard gets out early to receive outlet passes, working to fill open space in the full court and halfcourt settings. Posting 5.2 points per game while converting a high clip inside the arc, his subtle yet dependable decision making allows him to be a successful role player for this group.     Justice brings floor spacing capabilities, confident letting it fly off the catch. Showing promise throughout recent months, there is no doubt he can be a contributing floor spacer in due time. Providing an improved handle to attack closeouts with greater success, he is working to become a more dependable decisionmaker against aggressive defensive rotations. On the defensive end, Justice competes at both the point of attack and while off-ball, excellent in maximizing his opportunities in large part from his energy alone.

These prospects have found success within the system, picking their spots to succeed on the offensive end. Comfortable spacing the floor when needed, all of these names fill holes as needed.