Additional '26 Prospects To Have An Eye On Ahead Of Fall Ball

Now that AAU tournaments and camp season are officially behind us, we turn the page to September—a time when high school fall leagues and preseason showcases take center stage. With a busy slate of games ahead over the next couple of months leading up to December, it's the perfect opportunity to spotlight some under-the-radar prospects in the 2026 class who are looking to make a name for themselves and increase their exposure this fall with their high school teams.    New to this Lawrenceville backcourt, [player_tooltip player_id='1412111' first='Brian' last='Tassey'] will look to demonstrate his offensive versatility— proving to be effective both on and off the ball. Leading up to the fall, he has shown the ability to create his own shot off the dribble—consistently getting to his spots and hitting open looks from the perimeter. His ability to play with and without the ball in his hands highlights his adaptability and value as a complementary offensive piece, capable of fitting seamlessly alongside any lineup.     [player_tooltip player_id='2107955' first='George' last='Boley'] is an aggressive scoring guard that has proven to be a versatile scorer, whether it's attacking downhill with physicality and finishing creatively at the rim, or pulling up smoothly in the mid-range. Boley has also been effective from beyond the arc, especially off the catch, consistently knocking down open threes. With his ability to put together explosive scoring performances, expect Boley to continue to demonstrate his ability to score the basketball in a variety of ways throughout the course of the fall.     A welcoming addition to Camden's backcourt who is extremely reliable creating offense for everyone around him while also possessing the ability to score the basketball on his own, [player_tooltip player_id='1604422' first='Alex' last='Pace'] will look to demonstrate his crafty playmaking ability throughout the course of the fall. Pace will look to demonstrate his ability to consistently get in the paint paired with his good court vision to create clean scoring looks for his teammates while also showcasing his ability to knock down shots off the dribble both in the mid range area and from behind the three point line.     [player_tooltip player_id='1608251' first='Bryce' last='Hillman'] has showcased his versatility as a combo guard throughout the summer heading into the fall— excelling both as a shot creator and a playmaker. A confident and physical ball handler, Hillman has shown an ability to effectively orchestrate the offense, consistently making the right reads and setting up teammates with quality looks around the rim while also standing out with his ability to penetrate the defense and finish through contact in the paint.     Expected to continue taking on the primary ball-handling duties for Ewing, [player_tooltip player_id='2342600' first='Terrance' last='Traylor'] will look to display impressive patience and decision-making as ball handler, particularly in the pick-and-roll. Throughout his junior season, he consistently made the right reads, finding open shooters on the perimeter and hitting rolling bigs in stride and will look to showcase much of that heading into the fall. Traylor does a great job getting into the paint, staying under control by playing off two feet— which allows him to deliver timely dump-offs, kick-outs, and showcase his touch with a soft floater.     New to this Life Center Academy backcourt, [player_tooltip player_id='1406765' first='Milak' last='Myatt'] will look to provide lethal and versatile perimeter shot making as well his ability to score the basketball in transition on the offensive end of the floor. Myatt is dynamic off the bounce and will also look to demonstrate his ability to create his own shot off the dribble and get to his spots from different areas on the court throughout the course of this fall.

Now that AAU tournaments and camp season are officially behind us, we turn the page to September—a time when high school fall leagues and preseason showcases take center stage. With a busy slate of games ahead over the next couple of months leading up to December, it's the perfect opportunity to spotlight some under-the-radar prospects in the 2026 class who are looking to make a name for themselves and increase their exposure this fall with their high school teams.