6A/5A/4A Granite Peaks: 2028 Prospects Already Leaving Their Mark

Only sophomores but don't let that fool you, the 6A/5A/4A Granite Peaks League Class of 2028 is loaded with major talent. These young players are already making varsity impacts, showing advanced skill sets, confidence and feel well beyond their years. With roles expanding and production climbing, this group is laying the foundation for the league's future stars. If you want an early look at the next wave of names that will dominate conversations in the coming years, this is a class you need to know.    [player_tooltip player_id='2382300' first='Jordan' last=''] is an underclassman to watch for Horizon with a skill set that points to rapid growth. He already shows the ability to score and rebound, using his size, length, and polished footwork to make plays in the paint. As he continues to carve out valuable minutes, his confidence and impact will rise. With opportunity and development on his side, [player_tooltip player_id='2382300' first='Jordan' last=''] has the potential to become a key contributor and a name people will be talking about as the season progresses     Tshibanda caught attention this summer and is already making a real impact for Broomfield early this season. He's a physical scorer who embraces contact, makes plays in the post and finishes through traffic. Beyond scoring he shows strong vision for teammates, finding open looks and keeping the offense flowing. His toughness, feel for the game and early production make him an important piece now and a player to watch as his role continues to grow.     Valles is already taking control for Longmont as a sophomore, emerging as the team's leading scorer and primary assist maker. He constantly puts pressure on defenses by attacking the lane, forcing rotations and opening up the floor. With great range and soft touch, he can score from multiple levels, and his vision for space and cutters keeps teammates involved. His poise, creativity and production make Valles one of the most exciting underclassmen to watch as the season continues     Jimenez is making an immediate impact for Erie, filling up the stat sheet and influencing games on both ends of the floor. He's been on a defensive tear, using sharp footwork and quick hands to force multiple turnovers each game. Those stops quickly turn into transition opportunities, where he attacks the rim or gets to his spots and buries the three. His energy, two way production and ability to flip defense into offense make him a major early season difference maker     Morris is an underclassman you need to have your eyes on as the season continues. Leading Skyline with 12.7 points and 5.5 rebounds per game, he's already making a major impact. He creates scoring opportunities off the dribble but is just as effective moving without the ball to get open. His feel for positioning and spacing puts him in the right spots to make plays, making Morris a rising name and a key piece moving forward     Stapp is gaining valuable minutes for Mead and making the most of every opportunity. A tough nosed player, he does the dirty work inside, isn't afraid to take or create contact, and battles on every possession. His physicality brings energy and toughness to the lineup, and if defenses lose track of him, he's capable of catching fire and going on a scoring run. Stapp's effort, edge and growing confidence make him an important contributor as his role continues to expand     Quesada is a player to be very high on at Silver Creek, already showing why his upside is so intriguing. He's a natural scorer and capable playmaker who's making the most of his quality minutes so far. Over the summer he proved that when given the opportunity, he can completely take over games with his ability to put up points and control the glass. With continued chances and confidence, Quesada has the talent and mentality to become a major impact player as the season moves forward

Only sophomores but don't let that fool you, the 6A/5A/4A Granite Peaks League Class of 2028 is loaded with major talent. These young players are already making varsity impacts, showing advanced skill sets, confidence and feel well beyond their years. With roles expanding and production climbing, this group is laying the foundation for the league's future stars. If you want an early look at the next wave of names that will dominate conversations in the coming years, this is a class you need to know.