Updated 2026 Rankings: SEPA Stock Risers

Below is a review of Class of 2026 prospects from southeastern Pennsylvania who played impressive ball over the last few months, increased their recruiting stock, and thus moved up in the<a href="https://prephoops.com/pennsylvania/rankings/2026-rankings/"> latest edition of our 2026 rankings</a>.    24 to 10…After a monster fall ball season, this super agile, versatile, and speedy prospect has continued to turn heads in the early portion of the 2024-25 season. Easter opened his junior campaign with a 30-piece against Muhlenberg and is currently averaging 16 points, 3.5 rebounds as well as with 3 assists per game. He possesses a well-rounded skill set that college coaches will love. In the half-court, Easter can score or distribute from multiple positions. His quick first step, athleticism and creative handles enable Easter to get to the rack whenever he wishes. He can also knock down jumpers from all over the floor. His physical assets along with his polished finishing moves make Easter a serious open court threat too.     52 to 19…Despite holding offers from Arizona State and Washington, until recently it felt like that Bakare had been flying under the radar on a deep and talented Phelps School roster. Over the last few months this athletic hybrid-forward has produced several impressive performances and thus his recruiting stock has skyrocketed. Bakare is a high IQ scoring machine who can run at multiple positions. He can pop threes, slice through a defense off the dribble and cut to the cup for back door lay-ins. Bakare also excels on the fast break where he can finish with authority. As a bonus to his deep bag of scoring moves, Bakare is a fantastic distributor who excels at live dribble passing. On defense, his speed, agility, and length enable Bakare to guard 1 through 4.     82 to 71...In the last three months Johnson (1,000+ points) has continued to increase his recruiting stock thanks to a handful of explosive performances. The most recent of which was a double double of 29 points and 11 rebounds against Executive Education. This month Johnson also posted 27 points to go along with 5 boards versus Reading. During half-court possessions Johnson can produce points at every level. However, it is his open court skills that college coaches will really love. Johnson owns tremendous athleticism, good speed, and elusive handles. That trifecta of assets enables Johnson to grab a defensive rebound and then go coast-to-coast for a lay-in. Johnson can also get out in transition as a wing and cap off the fast break with a flush. Coaches from Delaware have been in to watch Johnson and he has taken an unofficial visit to that campus.     192 to 180…This this three-level scoring guard has tipped off his junior campaign in ridiculous fashion. In December Fisher dropped 34 points (4 threes) on Chester as well as 26 points (3 triples) against WC Henderson. Fisher' specialty is scoring in transition. He is quick to bust down the floor, receive an outlet pass and then attack the rim. Once Fisher is in the lane, he can score through contact or Euro-step his way past defenders for a lay-in. Fisher owns sneaky hops, so he will also throw down if the opportunity presents itself. On half-court possessions, Fisher can splash jumpers from all over the court, including logo distance threes. His crafty dribble drive skills get him into the mid-range for pull-ups, floaters, and fadeaways. Fisher's ability to play off two feet is noteworthy too.

Below is a review of Class of 2026 prospects from southeastern Pennsylvania who played impressive ball over the last few months, increased their recruiting stock, and thus moved up in the latest edition of our 2026 rankings.