2026 Rankings: Stock Risers Outside Top-50

Here are some more stock risers from the 2026 rankings update. These players fall just outside the top 50 in their class but have been putting in the work to grow their games and enter the winter season ready to make some noise.    Singh is a long wing who can knock down the outside shot a good clip, and has looked very good attacking the hoop from either side of the floor. He has the length to be a tough finisher inside and has shown he can use either hand in close and fight through some contact at the rim. He's also a kid who's willing to mix it up on the glass and challenge some shots around the paint, and will be Ferndale's key guy this winter.     Wettlaufer is a big, explosive forward who can put a hurting on the rim in transition. He's a kid who likes to get on the rim, can rebound and block shots, and really brings a unique ability to the floor with his outside shooting. He's an excellent spot-up threat from three and has started to get some momentum building with three offers this summer from San Francisco State, Willamette, and Augustana University.     Davis is a stretch forward with a pretty outside shot who's also demonstrated some solid footwork around the paint. He had a bit of a breakout season last year for Bonney Lake and should continue to build on that this winter. He's a kid who can bring down boards on both ends and attack mismatches offensively both inside and away from the hoop.     Mentink should play a big role at Mount Si this season and can inject pace and energy into their squad. He has some good wiggle and should be one of their key playmakers. He's going to attack space wherever it appears, whether that is dropping in shots from deep, finding cutters from the top, or getting to the paint off the dribble.     An extremely skilled guard, Feddema is a kid who can play at his pace, has a good handle on the ball, and can sink shots from each level. He's been really impressive with his defensive effort this summer and has shown his versatile skill set can help him fit into a variety of roles and lineups. He'll be a top guy at Enumclaw and is a big sleeper in this 2026 class.     Pilcher has some incredible explosion at the hoop to finish above the rim or get up and block some shots on the other end. He's done a much better job over the summer to not settle for shots away from the hoop and use his big frame to get dowhill and bully his way to the hoop. Even with paint shots as a focal point to his game, he's still a kid who can step out and hit some shots. He'll be a kid to watch who still has a lot of potential to tap into.     Posey showed up in some big games last season, showcasing his ability to put up big scoring games and get hot from 3-point range. He's a kid who can get his hands in on ballhandlers and get some pokes, and attack the hoop on the other end with his acceleration out of fakes and jabs. He'll be a key guy at Auburn Mountainview this winter.     A solid guard who can run an offense and pick his spots well when looking to score. Has some varied finishes in the paint and shows touch to hit short shots just inside the free-throw line, as well as the strength to finish with contact at the rim. He could surprise some people this season as he fills the shoes of some talented guards who graduated this past summer.

Here are some more stock risers from the 2026 rankings update. These players fall just outside the top 50 in their class but have been putting in the work to grow their games and enter the winter season ready to make some noise.