Class of 2026 Prospect Rankings - Stock-Risers, Part Two

June was a busy month covering all of the scholastic events here in the state of Indiana including great live period events like the Charlie Hughes Showcase and IBCA Top 100 Showcase. However, on top of all of that, we also spent a great deal of time in June updating our prospect rankings. The rising seniors in the Class of 2026 had their expanded and updated prospect rankings released on Monday, June 30th. Now, as we always do here at Prep Hoops Indiana, it is time to dive deeper into the rankings. Over the course of this week we will highlight stock-risers, new names, Watch List players to know, and much more. Here is part two of our two part look at the biggest stock-risers since our last update in March.    If you want a physical low post presence look no further than this 6'6" beast from Pike High School. Dokes will play right through your chest inside and is no afraid at all of contact. He is a skilled back to the basket scorer, excellent on the glass, and holds his own on the block defensively. Dokes has shown the ability to face-up from the elbows and mid-post as well where he is tough to stop in isolation situations. The rising senior big man jumped significantly from #110 to #67 in the Class of 2026.     It is hard to argue with the consistent production that this point guard brings to the table. Goff averaged 16.2 points, 6.1 rebounds, and 4.9 assists per game as a junior for a very good Northview High School team. His stat sheet stuffing continued on the UA Rise Circuit with the Indiana Jammers. The 6'0" guard has a real burst of athleticism when going to finish and is an excellent all-around playmaker. It will be interesting to see where his recruitment goes over the next several months. Goff jumped from #72 to #52 in our prospect rankings.     It isn't easy to find guys that have the type of athletic and physical tools as this 6'6" wing from Southport High School. Lloyd is a guy who can truly guard all five positions on a given possession. Then, offensively, he is tough in transition, drives it right from the perimeter, and can be an offensive rebounding threat. He had a strong showing at the Charlie Hughes Showcase which helped solidify his move up the rankings from #87 to #60 overall.     We've mentioned this prospect several times lately which is a direct reflection of how well he has been playing. Moss-Wright has played his way into some excellent, in-state Division II and NAIA offers. The versatile 6'3"-6'4" wing checks a lot of boxes athletically and physically. He is excellent in transition, a more than capable catch-and-shoot threat, and brings a ton of versatility to the table defensively. Moss-Wright rose from #37 to #24 in the Class of 2026 Prospect Rankings.     This 6'8" forward just keeps getting better and better. Pickel is incredibly bouncy around the basket and looks good playing out of the dunker's spot or finishing offensive rebound putbacks. He also runs the floor incredibly well and is coordinated enough to finish as a rim-runner. However, what has led to his jump from #88 to #41 in the rankings is his improved skill level with the ball in his hands. He can drive it right in a straight line or even make the occasional open jump shot now. Pickel looks the part of a scholarship-level forward/center.     In terms of under-the-radar pure scorers, Sawatzky would be near the top of the list. We know he is a knockdown shooter as proven by his 63-168 (37.5%) mark he put up as a junior at Goshen High School. However, through this spring and summer he has really shown his all-around offensive game. At 6'3", Sawtzky has a good, physical build on the perimeter which he uses to finish around the basket at the end of his drives. The threat of his outside shooting opens up plenty of those opportunities as well. He jumped 20 spots to #72 in this rankings update.     Shrewsberry has always been an intriguing prospect because of his catch-and-shoot ability and positional size on the perimeter. However, while helping lead South Bend St. Joseph to a Class 3A State Championship as a junior, the 6'4" guard really showcased improvements off of the bounce and as an all-around athlete. Whether he follows his Dad to Notre Dame or goes through the recruiting process with other schools he is a no-doubt Division I caliber player. The catch-and-shoot ability alone is enough to get him to the next level. Shrewsberry jumped from #27 to #15 in this rankings update.     Woodward has transferred from North Central High School to Brownsburg High School for his senior season. The versatile 6'5" wing/forward gets a lot done as a right hand driver and slasher offensively. He is comfortable with the ball in his hands in transition and can even serve as secondary playmaker at times. His size makes him a tough matchup when he gets downhill to the rim. Woodward is a solid athlete as well with some above-the-rim finishing ability. He rose from #69 to #54 in our Class of 2026 rankings.

June was a busy month covering all of the scholastic events here in the state of Indiana including great live period events like the Charlie Hughes Showcase and IBCA Top 100 Showcase. However, on top of all of that, we also spent a great deal of time in June updating our prospect rankings. The rising seniors in the Class of 2026 had their expanded and updated prospect rankings released on Monday, June 30th. Now, as we always do here at Prep Hoops Indiana, it is time to dive deeper into the rankings. Over the course of this week we will highlight stock-risers, new names, Watch List players to know, and much more. Here is part two of our two part look at the biggest stock-risers since our last update in March.