2026 Stock Risers Coming Up Huge in January: Part 2

Thank you for showing so much love on part one of this section, and without further adue it's time to transition to the next batch of senior stars escalating up in the rankings. Through elusive scoring and pestering defense, these hoopers have proven they have what it takes to succeed at the highest level. Let's talk about it.    [player_tooltip player_id='3045988' first='Jayden' last='Davis'] has made huge strides in the rankings, jumping ahead a whopping 12 slots. David has been a crucial defender for Denver South, acquiring a dominant 3.7 SPG while putting himself in between passing lanes at all times. In transition, Davis knows how to space the floor and execute three-man weaves. Alongside junior Brody Shepherd, the Ravens look to get back on track with a struggling 5-6 overall record. I expect Davis' volume and production to rise as he's a guy who continues to improve each time he sets foot on the hardwood.     [player_tooltip player_id='1892740' first='Noah' last='Meurer'] is a dynamic combo guard who clamps up his assignment on defense and doesn't give an inch of room. Making his presence known on defense, Meurer averages 4.2 SPG, ensuring nobody gets past him. Not to mention putting up 12.2 PPG on 41% shooting beyond the arc, Meurer has proven to be an all-around threat. Last AAU season, Meurer put in some serious work with B&B Academy, and it shows, taking leaps and bounds in almost every statistical category.     [player_tooltip player_id='1799814' first='Austin' last='Sickler'] has always been a scoring onslaught, able to capitalize on difficult looks off the dribble and slither through the paint with ease. The new #5-ranked PG in 2026 has mastered his craft on defense, with his efforts contributing 3.1 SPG and 18.4 PPG. The 5'10 superstar is as shifty as it gets, with a handle on a string. Sickler knows how to operate on the pick and roll, connecting on a vast majority of possessions down the floor. Evolving into the player he is today, Sickler has worked hard to become great across all-aspects of the game.     [player_tooltip player_id='2175392' first='Nick' last='Glatfelter'] is a lengthy forward who elevates above the rim when given an open lane. At 6'4, Glatfelter utilizes his massive wingspan to bring down plenty of rebounds (8.5 RPG) and dominate on offense. Good luck slowing down Glatfelter when he gets in rhythm, as Strasburg star averages 14 PPG. In his final high school campaign, the #10-ranked forward in 2026 looks to lead the 11-0 Indians to a state championship. If Glatfelter continues to improve throughout the February slate, his numbers and volume will only skyrocket.     [player_tooltip player_id='2394757' first='Caleb' last='Dunn'] has worked tirelessly to improve this past offseason, and it's all paying off. The 6'6 center went from averaging 2 PPG to 8.5 PPG in one year, with a much higher intensity rebounding the ball. Dunn knows when to duck his shoulder and absorb contact around the rim, and he never loses focus on the rim. Bringing down 7 RPG, Dunn controls the glass in every way. Newly ranked as the #9 center in the box state, Dunn will strive to keep playing well and getting his team wins.

Thank you for showing so much love on part one of this section, and without further adue it's time to transition to the next batch of senior stars escalating up in the rankings. Through elusive scoring and pestering defense, these hoopers have proven they have what it takes to succeed at the highest level. Let's talk about it.