2026 Rankings: 8 Sleepers with Size

Check out some kids with size who should be on coaches' radars heading into the winter season. We have a few posts and several wings included, who all could find themselves having big senior seasons.    Davenport was in one of our new addition articles for this update to the rankings, but he's a kid I am excited to see in action this winter and could start to garner some momentum in his recruitment. He's a post with skill and a motor whose career hit a little detour due to injury, but will be a name to watch this winter.     The Lumberjacks post is the highest rated of the "sleepers" on this list, but playing at a smaller school, he might still be flying under the radar. He's got real size, a good frame, and shows the ability to battle in the post and make a big impact on both ends. He was the Greater St. Helens League Co-MVP last year and was a big part of R.A. Long's 24-2 season.     One of the more raw prospects on this list, Carlton is also one of the taller players we're highlighting who can play inside and out. This will be a big year for him to show some more growth and consistency to match some intriguing potential.     Bell is a long, athletic wing who showed some scoring potential in his sophomore season at Capital, but didn't quite have the same impact at Olympia last year. This season should provide more opportunities for Bell, who has the ability to impact the game on both ends, scoring at the hoop and in the midrange while also providing a little rim protection.     Collins is a well-built, athletic guard/wing who simply overpowered a lot of teams last season with his downhill ability. He's a quick leaper who can make an impact on the glass and defend multiple positions. He'll be counted on to have the ball a lot at Franklin Pierce this winter, and if he can find a little more consistency with his jumper, he'll be in for a big year.     Battistoni is another athletic wing with length who has brought some high-flying finishes and solid work on the glass for Issaquah. They will be without Mac Pond this season, who is going to play with the Diamond Doves, and this opens up some more opportunities for Battistoni to operate with the ball this winter.     Kelly is an athletic, intuitive wing who has shown some real ability defensively with his reflexes and anticipation. His length has given smaller guards problems on the perimeter, and he's also shown some ability to hit key passes offensively. He's another guy who has a lot of tools but will need to show some more consistency to knock down open shots.     Jorgenson was looking like a real riser in the 2026 class this spring, but unfortunately suffered an injury that has kept him sidelined since June. When he comes back, he'll be a kid to watch who was heading for a breakout season. He has improved his handle and can attack off catches all over the floor, and has really improved his outside shot to go along with some big athleticism at the rim.

Check out some kids with size who should be on coaches' radars heading into the winter season. We have a few posts and several wings included, who all could find themselves having big senior seasons.