Top 3-Point Specialist: Snipers You Can’t Leave Open

As the season nears its end, some of the dangerous shooters in Florida have proven they can stretch the floor and change games with their marksmanship. These guards have been lighting it up from deep, consistently hitting shots at high volume. Here's a look at the state's top three-point specialists who have made defenses pay all season long.   [player_tooltip player_id='1301752' first='Christian' last='Maxon'] | G | 2025 | Fort Pierce Central | <a href="https://twitter.com/MaxonTwins">@MaxonTwins</a>   Few in Florida can match Maxon's shooting efficiency with 85 threes at a 52% clip. The 6-2 senior combo guard has solidified himself as one of the state's deadliest snipers, consistently ranking among the top deep threats. But Maxon isn't just a shooter. His relentless defensive energy and high motor make him a two-way force, ensuring he impacts the game even when he's not drilling threes.   Ja'kylen Crossley | G | 2026 | Bartow | <a href="https://twitter.com/CrossleyJay_12">@CrossleyJay_12</a>   Bartow's offense runs through Crossley, and for good reason as he's sitting second in the state with 83 made threes while averaging 15.9 points per game. A well-built 2026 guard, he thrives as a perimeter threat but also brings athleticism that allows him to score in multiple ways. With his consistency from beyond the arc, Crossley is a major reason Bartow has been a tough matchup all season.   [player_tooltip player_id='1770030' first='JT' last='Tipton'] | G | 2026 | Lecanto | <a href="https://twitter.com/jttipton10">@jttipton10</a>   One of Florida's more versatile dual-sport athletes, Tipton is also an absolute sniper with 81 threes made, ranking him third in the state. His ability to lead Lecanto while maintaining elite efficiency from deep speaks volumes about his talent. Tipton isn't just a shooter, he's a strong defender who racks up steals and plays with confidence. Opposing teams know that if they leave him open, it's automatic.   [player_tooltip player_id='1379527' first='KJ' last='Smith'] | G | 2025 | Wiregrass Ranch | <a href="https://twitter.com/thekjsmith">@thekjsmith</a>   Smith is more of a pure point guard than a combo guard, but his shooting ability lands him among the elite from deep. With 76 made threes, he's been a steady offensive force for Wiregrass Ranch. His ability to control an offense, set up teammates, and still knock down shots at a high rate makes him one of the more well-rounded guards on this list.   Carter Padags | G | 2025 | Countryside | <a href="https://twitter.com/Carterpadags">@Carterpadags</a>   Padags has been on our radar since dominating at PH camp, and his stock keeps rising. With 74 made threes, he's proving himself as an elite perimeter shooter and floor spacer. He moves exceptionally well without the ball, always finding the right spots for catch-and-shoot opportunities. When he heats up, defenses struggle to contain him.   Marlon Gaitan | G | 2025 | Central | <a href="https://twitter.com/Marlonnnnz">@Marlonnnnz</a>   Gaitan has mastered the hand down, man down mentality, punishing defenses anytime they give him space. With 74 made threes, he's a certified sniper who consistently finds ways to get open and convert from deep.   [player_tooltip player_id='2396988' first='Kade' last='Manley'] | G | 2027 | Mainland | <a href="https://twitter.com/KadeManley2027">@KadeManley2027</a>   Manley has been making serious noise as a 2027 prospect, not just with his shooting but with his overall scoring ability. He's knocked down 73 threes while also attacking the rim with speed and sneaky athleticism. His ability to put up points in bunches has made him one of the most exciting young scorers in the state.   [player_tooltip player_id='2610227' first='Asa' last='Rogosich'] | G | 2025 | SWFL Christian Academy | <a href="https://twitter.com/AsaRogosich2025">@AsaRogosich2025</a>   Rogosich is in the middle of a breakout senior campaign, recently surpassing 1,000 career points while maintaining a deadly outside shot (73 made threes). His quick release, tight handle, and ability to create off the dribble make him more than just a shooter, he's a legit offensive weapon.   [player_tooltip player_id='2396985' first='Ty' last='Duncan'] | CG | 2027 | University Christian | <a href="https://twitter.com/tyduncan_10">@tyduncan_10</a>   Duncan has been a revelation among 2027 guards, torching defenses from beyond the arc with 73 made threes. A two-sport athlete, he's got the confidence and momentum to keep climbing. Shooting over 60% from deep in his last tournament, he's proving that his shot is one of the purest in the class.   [player_tooltip player_id='1204061' first='Colby' last='Cannizzaro'] | G | 2025 | Tampa Catholic | <a href="https://twitter.com/CannizzaroColby">@CannizzaroColby</a>   With 67 made threes at a 39% clip, Cannizzaro is one of the most efficient shooters on this list. His ability to stretch defenses and contribute as a playmaker makes him a key piece for Tampa Catholic. A quick, smart guard, he adds value on both ends of the floor.   Nicholas Blake | G | 2025 | Olympia | <a href="https://twitter.com/NickBlake25">@NickBlake25</a>   Blake has emerged as Olympia's go-to perimeter threat with 63 made threes. His ability to create his own shot sets him apart, and he's had multiple standout games, including one where he dropped seven threes in a single contest.   [player_tooltip player_id='2276460' first='Spencer' last='Clayton'] | PG | 2025 | Barron Collier | <a href="https://twitter.com/Spencer1Clayton">@Spencer1Clayton</a>   Clayton has size (6-3) and skill, making him one of the most intriguing guards in his class. With 67 made threes, he's been torching defenses while also showcasing his passing ability. After recently earning an offer from Southeastern University, he's proving he has the all-around offensive game to succeed at the next level.   Ryan Gornto | G | 2027 | Providence | <a href="https://twitter.com/ryan_gornto">@ryan_gornto</a>   Gornto has already built a reputation as a lethal shooter, draining 66 threes this season. With a relentless motor and strong defensive instincts, he's got all the tools to develop into a high-impact player. As he continues to progress, expect his stock to keep rising.

As the season nears its end, some of the dangerous shooters in Florida have proven they can stretch the floor and change games with their marksmanship. These guards have been lighting it up from deep, consistently hitting shots at high volume. Here's a look at the state's top three-point specialists who have made defenses pay all season long.