Prospects only found in Prep Hoops Top 150 Nationally

The Prep Hoops National 2026 rankings were just released and there's a lot to break down with these rankings. While a lot of the names are familiar faces that other national rankings websites (247, Rivals, ON3, ESPN) include, there were seven prospects found only in Prep Hoops top 150 for the class of 2026. In this article I'll break down these seven prospects and why we included them in our list.    Swann has recently added offers from Cincinnati, Villanova and Mississippi State, establishing himself as a high major target. I expect coaches from those programs and numerous other high major schools to prioritize watching Swann during the first live period this weekend. Swann can play above the rim when he gets downhill and impressed for the NY Lightning in EYBL Session I with multiple 15+ point scoring games. With his ability to create off the dribble with positional size and athleticism, Swann seems like a no brainer to be added to other national rankings lists.     Playing for one of the top grassroots teams in the country, Kaiden Bailey was a standout performer at EYBL Session I where he scored 14 points per game and averaged over three rebounds and assists per game as well. During the high school season Bailey was also named to the all CIF-SS team and was named Co-MVP of the Trinity League. I expect Bailey to blow up during the live period session this weekend if he continues to play like he did in EYBL Session I.     One of the top prospects on the EYCL circuit, Singleton is just starting to get national recognition after becoming a household name in Ohio this high school season after he led his team to the state title game. Singleton is an Ohio State legacy and has set up a visit to the hometown Buckeyes. Nebraska and Creighton are currently his only high major offers but I expect more to come shortly after the spring live period when programs can get their eyes on him in person and see the two-way impact and his defensive upside. The [program_tooltip program_id='2075761' first='Ohio' last='Buckets'] are stacked with Division I talent and currently unbeaten on the EYCL circuit after session I.     Coleman has flown a little under the radar out of the Saint Louis area but holding an offer from the hometown Billikens and playing for Brad Beal Elite this grassroots season could allow his name to blow up. Coleman was also recently offered by Arizona State and took a visit to Xavier last season while their old staff was in charge. A state champion, Coleman had 30 points and nine rebounds in the title game for Principia. It seems like a national level emergence is in the cards for Coleman if he continues to perform during the live period sessions.     While Meanstreets struggled in session I of EYBl, Clark averaged 12 points, 4 rebounds and 4 assists a contest with a breakout 18 point outing Vs Utah Prospects. Clark wants to attack downhill and can operate in a ball screen centric offense to get to the rim and either score or set up a teammate. Holding numerous Division I offers, Clark will be a name to know in Illinois 2026 class.     An obvious potential blow up candidate this summer, Creasy has the positional size, athleticism and motor that allowed him to average 17 PPG in EYBL session I and earn offers from Mississippi State and Virginia Tech following the weekend. I would imagine if Creasy continues to produce at the level we've seen he will start to appear in other national rankings pages. After establishing himself in the top 5 in the Prep Hoops Virginia rankings, Creasy makes the debut list for our 2026 national rankings.     An early commit to Washington State, Kyman ended his recruitment early after finding a good fit early. A skilled stretch forward who can shoot it and operate on the perimeter as a screen setter and passer, Kyman is an intriguing offensive talent. Standing out for Players Play on the Puma circuit this spring, Kyman is one of the more skilled players for his size on the west coast. Kyman was also named to the second team junior all state team in California last season.

The Prep Hoops National 2026 rankings were just released and there's a lot to break down with these rankings. While a lot of the names are familiar faces that other national rankings websites (247, Rivals, ON3, ESPN) include, there were seven prospects found only in Prep Hoops top 150 for the class of 2026. In this article I'll break down these seven prospects and why we included them in our list.