2026 Rankings Update: Top 100 Pt II

PH NorCal has updated the class of 2026 rankings. Here is part II of the prospects who entered the top 100, because of their play on the court during the Spring, Summer, and with their high school team during the live periods, and other events we were in attendance.    He's always been productive without scoring a lot, with improved offense his points production should tick up this season. He's long, strong, and active around the basket. He scores in traffic, gets putbacks points. He's a rebounder on both ends. He hustles up court for transition baskets. He has strength, and footspeed to defend from perimeter to post.     He transferred into Modesto Christian, an upgrade in competition. He's handling the upgrade, will be a contributor right away. At 6'3 he's a ball handler, helps bring the ball up court under pressure, sees the court to make passes. He can get his own shots attacking from different areas along the perimeter, he'll get paint points, will shoot open 3's. He helps rebound, and defends multiple positions.     Coming into his Senior season, he's a focused guard. He had a breakout Spring and Summer, showing a good all around game at Section 7, and Cali-Live. He uses his speed, and quickness on both sides of the ball. Applies good pressure on defense, uses his handles to attack the basket. His numbers should tick up. He'll be a key contributor for The Trail.     He's coming into his own as a point guard from Sacramento. He sharpened his point guard skills against quality competition this Spring, and Summer. He has quality handles, vision to involve others with his passing. He can settle the offense up top. He can score using a burst from different angles, often getting into the paint for different finishes. He's a good defender with energy, and foot speed.     He's a high IQ prospect, makes heads up plays on the court. He's always been a ball mover/passer. He has vision, often finds cutters slipping to the basket, spotting open shooters, and feeding the post. His role changes a bit this season. He'll get more opportunities to show off his ability to knock down open 3's spotting up around the perimeter.     He fell off a bit, but has reentered the top 100 because of his play on the court. He has emerged as one of the better prospects in the (209) Stockton Area. His overall game is on an upward path, most notably he's knocking down shots behind the 3-point line. He's a solid body, has strength, improved handles to drive hard, handle contact, and convert. He'll get rebounds. He's an improved player.

PH NorCal has updated the class of 2026 rankings. Here is part II of the prospects who entered the top 100, because of their play on the court during the Spring, Summer, and with their high school team during the live periods, and other events we were in attendance.