'26 Rankings Update: New Additions

I've liked seeing the different aspects in Amonte's game being shown game-in and game-out. Over the AAU period, Amonte was a bracket-leading bucket-getter, ending circuit sessions with scoring averages well over 20 and even 30+ points per game. A machine with the way he can produce his baskets, strong base that helps with taking contact on his way to the rim. His offense was on full display With Springdale Prep Amonte takes more of the facilitating role, hitting his teammates in rhythm and creating shots for them with his ability to get to his spots. He's had some big assist games off the bench and puts in points when it's needed. Nice to see that Johnson impacts winning in a variety of ways and can switch to different roles depending on what the situation calls for.     Electrifying guard prospect that starts at guard for a well-versed Regional PGCA team. Kevin was a consistent performer for New World, impressing all summer long. Continued that momentum strong into the 2025 high school season and has played well for a highly-competitive squad. No shortage of speed and quickness in Jackson Jr, and he balances the two well when making his moves to the rim. Hard for defenders to keep up with him as he has endless energy, picking up from full court and running each fastbreak at full capacity. Plays with a chip on his shoulder and competes hard, leaving scouts with a great impression when he leaves the floor.     Mr. Do-It-All for CMIT North. The junior combo guard has two triple-doubles on the season and we're only halfway through. He attacks the glass, filling up rebounds quickly over time. Always has his head up to find his Roosevelt teammates open around the floor. He can run the 1-guard or 2-guard effectively but is very impactful on the ball running the show. Good jumpshooter with the ability to pull-up on a dime in the midrange. Has a float game in between the midrange and the paint, with sneaky strength to finish at the rim amongst bigs. Solid defender that puts forth energy on each end all game long.     Sean plays a hard and motivated brand of basketball. Brings full effort and energy on both sides of the floor. Really like the way he takes it upon himself to fight on the glass and own the backboard. Sets up a lot of second-chance opportunities for Roosevelt and finishes the putbacks as well. Sean can really change the game with his defensive tenacity, timing steals and blocks well and running the floor hard. A true weapon on the floor for Roosevelt with his athleticism and versatility as a defender.     Colby made the transfer over to the Cesar Chavez Parkside Eagles and has been on a tear. Averaging well over 20 points a game and has some big moments up to this point in the year. 3-level scorer that can operate anywhere on the floor. Takes advantage of his mismatches and uses his height and vertical to elevate over the defense. His effectiveness backing down smaller defenders and turning for the shot or short layup. Very intriguing prospect that is starting to scratch the surface of his potential after changing jersey's this season.