Rankings Update 2026 Top 50 Prospects II

PH NorCal has updated the class of 2026 rankings. There are many in this group that can grow their games and move higher with another year of high school basketball. These prospects have improved their production on the court whether it's Spring, Summer, Fall Ball or on their high school team in the early season.    6'1 Jenkins is a bucket getter averaging 22.4 ppg. He's going to put up shots, when he's on, he's difficult to contain. He put up 30pts in a game we watched recently. He's fast, and quick with superb handles. He changes direction, has that burst to go either way, finish with either hand. He can hit mid-range jumpers, and long 3's. He shows he can run point. He has quick hands, and feet to disrupt on defense.     He's got work to do offensively sharpening up his skill set, nevertheless He's strong with a solid body working the paint area. He gives good effort defending, going after blocks, and securing rebounds. He'll use a dribble or two to attack along the baseline and mid-post. He can come across the paint to finish strong around the rim. He'll get put back points.     He's starting to make a name for himself, recently picked up an all tourney award. He has some tools to work with. He can be a physical presence defending in the post. He jumps better than we though, going after blocks, securing rebounds, and lobs. He has the body to get a bucket posting up, and turning on the block. He'll get put back points. A good upside to his game.     A big body that has figured some things out since we last saw him in Fall Ball. He's doing what 6'8 big bodies do. He has improved movements in the post area, he's more alert, and showing paint presence on defense. He rebounds, sets solid screens, makes good passes before heading down to the rim to get a put back or posting on the block. He's not scoring a lot, he could a go to target on the block.     He's an improved guard with playmaking ability. He's a long arm player with quality handles, and quick moves when he attacks. He's aggressive using his dribble working his way into the paint for jumpers, and layups through contact. He has lateral movement and foot speed to lock in on who ever he's guarding. His point production is up this season. Consistency is key for him.     He was impressive in a early season game we saw, since then he's been an all tourney selection. He's in a new role. A big guard with good handles and vision passing the ball around the perimeter, cross and up court. He's strong on the drive to the basket, handling contact. He's a good rebounding guard. He can handle the ball in transition pushing, or passing it up.     We don't see Engh often, but when we do he plays a consistent floor game. He's a point guard with a good shot. He leads the team in scoring with 15pts a game. He's a steady ball handler with good passing running the offense up top, he moves it around the perimeter, feeds the post, and finds his cutters. He'll drive and kick to shooters. Off ball he can drop 3's consistently if left unattended.

PH NorCal has updated the class of 2026 rankings. There are many in this group that can grow their games and move higher with another year of high school basketball. These prospects have improved their production on the court whether it's Spring, Summer, Fall Ball or on their high school team in the early season.