North Fulton Report: Top Seniors

Fulton County continues to produce high-level basketball talent, and this season is no exception. College coaches have been making their way through the area to track prospects who have separated themselves with production, athleticism, and upside. Here's a closer look at the top 2026 prospects in North Fulton County.    The Belmont commit is averaging nearly 20 points and 9 rebounds per game for the 20–3 Golden Bears, playing a major role in their success. The senior is an athletic, tough wing who brings versatility on the offensive end. He is a very effective finisher in the paint and has shown improvement as a perimeter shot maker. He also impacts the game defensively and on the glass, making him a strong two-way contributor.     The Navy commit is averaging more than 20 points per game for the Bears and continues to be a consistent offensive force. Higdon has good size and plays with a high basketball IQ, understanding how to create advantages in the half court. He uses strong footwork to establish position and score effectively on the block. He has the ability to make open jump shots out to the three point line. His combination of skill, feel, and production makes him a reliable centerpiece for the offense.     The North Georgia commit leads the 20–4 Gladiators in scoring and continues to be a steady offensive presence. The senior guard brings strength, athleticism, and good size to the backcourt, and he has made clear strides as a perimeter shooter. He creates his own offense off the dribble, keeps defenders off balance with changes of pace, and plays with a strong feel for the game. Holmes also makes an impact defensively, using his activity and energy to create plays on that end of the floor.     Ocran brings energy and versatility to the Eagles as a 6th man. The senior adds athleticism and toughness, attacks the rim off the dribble, rebounds at both ends, and can defend multiple positions. With his strong academic profile and all-around impact, he is an unsigned senior who should draw attention from college coaches over the next few months.     Fraiser has been a consistent double-digit scorer throughout his senior season. He brings good quickness to the backcourt, is a solid passer, and can knock down open shots when defenses leave him space. He also contributes on the defensive end, using his activity and effort to make an impact.

Fulton County continues to produce high-level basketball talent, and this season is no exception. College coaches have been making their way through the area to track prospects who have separated themselves with production, athleticism, and upside. Here's a closer look at the top 2026 prospects in North Fulton County.