Lehigh Valley 2026s to know

These are a few prospects in the Lehigh Valley to know headed into their senior campaigns.    Cruciani is a threat to run the floor and gets rewarded with easy scoring chances. He uses his length to alter shots and has nice timing. Cruciani shows that he can be a break starter by outletting the ball to teammates who are sprinting down the court. He shows flashes a floor spacer but could work on getting his shot off a tad faster. He is a fundamentally sound player.     Kershner is a sneaky athletic forward who can play around the dunker spots. He is very effective moving without the basketball in his hands. Kershner has an expanded offensive repertoire and has no problem showcasing the many different ways he can put the ball into the bucket. Kershner is very effective on the attack. He is a prospect who should garner a ton of attention from small college programs.     Pujols stuffs the stat sheet with his balanced play. He is in the right place at the right time to gather steals. Pujols sees the floor and can get the ball to moving slashers. He finds the bucket in different ways and can be a microwave scorer when he gets into a groove. Pujols shows flashes from deep but could take a jump as a shooter.     Plessl is a shifty southpaw who is effective from behind the arc and can make a splash with his shot-making. He has a smooth handle and shows the ability to score off the dribble. He is at his best in the half-court and does a nice job breaking down the game. He plays smart despite his physical limitations.     Dietz makes a living from behind the arc and is a threat as a floor spacer. He has some ability to put the ball on the deck. He moves without the basketball in the flow of the offense. Dietz touches the paint on the attack but could improve on getting his foot speed quicker. His vision of the floor is impressive and he can find others for scoring opportunities.      Hahn is a hard nosed guard who makes his presence felt playing on or off the basketball. He has no issue hitting timely shots to shift the momentum of the game. He plays with a chip on his shoulder whenever he steps onto the floor. Hahn has extended range from behind the three point line and is not afraid to hoist up shots, if you leave him open he will exploit you. Hahn is a prospect who should see traction at the small college level with his recruitment.     Walakovits is an offensive juggernaut who has a real nose for finding the hoop in a plethora of ways. He can score on the attack or score from behind the arc. Walakovits plays with no fear and lives for making plays in the big moments. He is at his best when the game is in the half-court. He is primed for a big senior season.

These are a few prospects in the Lehigh Valley to know headed into their senior campaigns.