6 Must See 2028 Guards

Here are six sophomore guards you have to see this winter. Whether it's their poise and understanding of the game or flat-out electric ability, these guys have undeniable talent that already has them impacting games at a high level. Check these guys out this winter and get to know some of the top talent in the 2028 class.    He's been a kid to watch from the first time he stepped on the court for Lincoln, winning his league MVP and leading the Abes to a six-seed at the state tournament last year. Shareef-Dulaney has looked just as impressive this summer with his blend of shot-making, defensive instincts, and shiftiness. He's continuing to improve physically, and one can only wonder how he'll follow up such an impressive freshman season.     Mosby has been a constant producer over the last two years, playing 16U as an 8th grader, and 17U this past spring and summer, and also leading Lakeside last year against tough Metro competition. He already has a mature game, getting to his spots, reading defenses, and showing off insane shooting ability. But he's also a guy who can run the point, direct an offense, and dime guys up. Look for him to post another monster year this coming winter.     Birley stepped in to play a key role for a West Valley team that made big moves in last year's 4A state tournament. He supplied some supplemental scoring, even going off for some big scoring outputs, all while helping run their offense as a freshman. This year, he'll step into an even bigger role without his older brother in the picture, and should be able to lead the Rams to another competitive season.     Rohrbacher is a smooth shooting guard with size who operates with a pretty slick handle too. He plays balanced, does well making moves off two feet to glide around defenders, and has some strength to take contact and finish around the paint. He's a kid who could take another big step forward physically and will lead a tough Bainbridge squad this winter.     Simpson had some outstanding moments this summer and really highlighted his potential as a creative guard with a big scoring punch. He's a legit shooter from 3-point range, has the burst, toughness, and finesse to score at the rim in various ways, and has potential as a ball defender with his quickness and good hands. Garfield will have a loaded backcourt this winter, but when Simpson gets in the game, he has the skills to have an instant impact.     Shah finished the summer strong with some good shooting performances at the 3SSB championships and in London with The London Showcase. He's a tall guard who has shown time and again how he can find the feel from deep and rack up threes in a hurry. After playing at Northwest last winter, he's moved to Edmonds-Woodway, and it will be interesting to see how his shooting can impact their season.

Here are six sophomore guards you have to see this winter. Whether it's their poise and understanding of the game or flat-out electric ability, these guys have undeniable talent that already has them impacting games at a high level. Check these guys out this winter and get to know some of the top talent in the 2028 class.