7 Senior Scoring Machines

Check out this group of scoring machines in the 2026 class. We have a nice mix of highly touted players, a few undervalued recruits, and a couple of sleepers in this senior class, putting up big numbers in their final seasons.    Showki has taken his scoring to the next level this season with several 50-point games, and a new school record 61-point outburst against Lindbergh on 24-of-31 shooting from the field, and 9-of-14 from 3PT range. The fact that he's having this kind of scoring impact after averaging 9.2 APG last season just shows his ability to adapt to his team's needs and provide some real dynamic play from the point. He's currently averaging 36.1 points to go along with 4.5 assists, and making 44% from 3-point range.     Tompkins has taken a big leap from last season, when he averaged just over 21 points and five rebounds per game. This winter, he's averaging 28.9 points, 9.8 rebounds, 3.7 steals, and 1.9 blocks a game. The lengthy guard has done a great job working to the paint with his change of speeds and reach around the rim, and has balanced it out with some soft shooting from three, with 3.2 3PM a game at a 36% clip. He's a skilled sleeper in this senior class, making a big statement in his final year of high school.     Horntvedt has continued his ascent from last season; he has nine 30+ point games and two 40+ point games, while maintaining a 55.7 field-goal percentage. At 28.2 PPG, Horntvedt is leading the MCC in scoring, and he's also second in the league in rebounding (9.0 RPG) and assists (4.1 APG). He has helped Richland to an undefeated 17-0 with four games remaining in the regular season.     Northrop has scored 20+ points in all but three games, where he scored 19, 19, and 17 points. He's been the model of consistency for the Bombers at 26 points per game, on some ridiculous shooting splits (56.3% FG, 42.5% 3PT). He's also leading the MCC in assists per game at 4.9 per game, and has contributed across pretty much every category with 7.1 rebounds and 2.6 steals per game too.     Trotenya started the year with one of the biggest statlines of the season, a 48-point, 21-rebound double-double in a 3-point win over Moses Lake. Since then, he's gone on to rack up 11 more double-doubles while leading the MCC in rebounding at 12.6 a game, and tied for second in scoring average at 26.0 a game.     Burkett has been operating with a lot more freedom this year, and it's led to some huge scoring outputs at Beamer and a 27.6 points per game scoring average. He just recently scored 49 points on 29 shots against Kentlake, and has really shown he can score from any spot on the floor. He's shown deep range from behind the arc, while also displaying the strength and footwork to take on multiple defenders in the paint and find space to score.     Scott is a strong guard flying under the radar at Clover Park. He's been doing it all for his team this winter, averaging 25.3 points, 11.3 rebounds, 3.2 assists, and 2.4 steals per game. Scott's more than just a scorer though; he gives his team energy on both ends with his slashing and toughness. He's got double-doubles in 13 of their 16 games, and has been efficient from the field (63% FG, 43% 3PT). In a 49-point outburst against Decatur on January 1st, Scott shot 22-for-27 from the field.

Check out this group of scoring machines in the 2026 class. We have a nice mix of highly touted players, a few undervalued recruits, and a couple of sleepers in this senior class, putting up big numbers in their final seasons.