CBG Fall Finale: Available MD/DC 2026 Guard Watchlist

This weekend Commonwealth Basketball Group will host yet another loaded event in Henrico, VA featuring a long list of high school, prep, and junior college programs as the regular season nears. Here are some unsigned 2026 guard who will be featured and worth monitoring for college programs.    Martin continues to stack productive outings this fall in the various events that Blake has participated in. At 6-foot-2, he can be featured either on or off the ball and impact the game in different ways from each position. On the ball, he's a threat in high ball screens to come off and make a play getting to the rim for himself or creating an open look for his bigs along the baseline or shooters in the corner. When he plays off the ball, his floor-spacing becomes evident as Martin is equipped with a quick trigger that can extend beyond the HS three-point line.     Another valuable prospect on this Blake roster is Konkler, a 6-foot-3 guard who can slide over to the wing and provide impact thanks to his length and toughness. Konkler can do a little bit of everything offensively as a scorer, but meshes with will Martin as a cutter or spot-up shooter. The two can also make things happen in transition and turn steals into points quickly. Speaking of steals, Konkler's impact on the defensive end is where he stood out in our more recent viewing. Anticipating in the passing lanes, active hands while guarding the ball to cause deflections, and closing out possessions as a grab-and-go guy are all reasons why he should be on college radars.     Parlow looks to put together another standout outing since last weekend at the CBG x Assist Juco Prep Showdown. The 6-foot-3 guard is one of the top sharpshooting guards that you'll see at the event and the way that he gets his shots within the flow looks very translatable to the college level, hence why Robert Morris has joined his recruiting picture. There will be short stints of Parlow having opportunities to create off the bounce for himself, but his bread is buttered beyond the arc where he can also swing the momentum of games in transition flaring out to the wing.     Popotte caught our eye a couple of weeks ago with his command on the ball as the primary ball handler. He provides a presence and plays with pace that positively impacts both himself and the guys around him. He can Shepard the offense in the half court, push the pace with blazing end-to-end speed in transition, and isn't afraid to use his athletic pop and attempts to put a defender on a poster. Popotte dazzled with floaters as he used great change-of-pace dribbled maneuvering the ball screen coverage and while he can convert them with regularity, keeps his eyes up for any last second cutters who may have a cleaner look at the cup.     It's likely that Cannady has his share of scoring explosions this season with Mt. Zion's National team as he's already indicated this fall. The 6-foot-2 lead guard is a proven bucket-getter who can get it done at all three levels, but also has the feel and instincts to quickly make the defense pay for any lack of attention in a primary read. This will be my first live viewing of Cannady with his new team, so focusing on any progressions in other areas of his game will be a priority for me. A share of MM programs are after Cannady's services.     Fisk is a player who helped his stock tremendously thanks to a strong month of June. At 6-foot-2 with solid length, he plays with an intriguing sense of craft, creativity, and athleticism that leads you to think of him as a very valuable long-term prospect. Eligible to remain in 2026 or post-grad to 2027, Fisk has heard from a handful of DI programs since the beginning of summer. He'll be a staple for the Panthers this season and be leaned on as a consistent on-ball scoring threat. St. Frances hasn't participated in many big fall events this season, so Sunday will be the first for many to get eyes on head coach Nick Myles' group.

This weekend Commonwealth Basketball Group will host yet another loaded event in Henrico, VA featuring a long list of high school, prep, and junior college programs as the regular season nears. Here are some unsigned 2026 guard who will be featured and worth monitoring for college programs.