2028 Group 4 Shooting Guards to Watch

Joe Esquivel-Murphy August 27, 2025 @ 12:30 PM

<p>The 2028 class might have only played one varsity season, but they have also already made their impact on the hardwood. The back court is primed to have a big season, especially in Group 4. Here are the Group 4 shooting guard prospects to watch this winter.</p>    <h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='2683649' first='Michael' last='Simborski'], 6'2 Montgomery</strong></h2>   <p>Simborski has the potential to play either perimeter spot, making him an intriguing prospect to track in the class. The 6'2 wing has a good first step, which he uses to blow by his defender off the bounce and finishes strong around the rim. Simborski can also score in the mid-range and can knock down open jumpers from behind the arc. He works hard on the defensive end and rarely forces shots in the half court. Simborski is a talented guard prospect who should showcase his versatility throughout the course of the season.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='2763585' first='Dontae' last='Day-Thompson'], Atlantic City</strong></h2>   <p>Day-Thompson's collegiate future might lie on the gridiron, but that won't stop him from making an impact on the hardwood. He has a smooth release on his jumper and can get hot from distance in a hurry. Day-Thompson moves well without the ball in his hands, freeing himself for open jumpers and layups in the half court. He has an underrated handle and slides his feet on the defensive end. Day-Thompson is a sharpshooting guard prospect who should torch the nets from distance throughout the winter.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='2789030' first='Nakye' last='Bradshaw'], 6'2 Hamilton West</strong></h2>   <p>Bradshaw's stock rose over the past couple of months and it should continue to rise this winter. The 6'2 guard uses his handle to get to his spot on the floor and finishes in a variety of ways around the basket. Bradshaw can also in the mid-range and sets his feet before he shoots. He works hard on the defensive end and is an underrated passer. Bradshaw's ability to score inside and out is something that will help his development throughout the course of the season.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='2789859' first='Dave' last='Kobryn'], 6'2 Bayonne</strong></h2>   <p>Kobryn had a good debut season for the Bees and should eclipse those numbers in his sophomore season. The 6'2 guard has a nice first step, which he uses to beat his defender off the bounce and finishes well around the rim. Kobryn is more than just a slasher as he has a good release on his jumper and can get hot from distance in a hurry. He is a solid rebounder and works hard on the defensive end. Kobryn had a pair of 20-point games last season and should top that number this season.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='2874609' first='Jack' last='Toth'], Hillsborough</strong></h2>   <p>Toth has the potential to play either guard spot makes him an intriguing prospect to watch. He uses his handle to get to his spot on the floor and has a nice touch in the mid-range. Toth sets his feet before he shoots and wastes little motion in his release. He can find his teammates off the ball and is an underrated defender. Toth's ability to play on the ball is something that will help his stock throughout the course of the season.</p>

The 2028 class might have only played one varsity season, but they have also already made their impact on the hardwood. The back court is primed to have a big season, especially in Group 4. Here are the Group 4 shooting guard prospects to watch this winter.