2026 Senior Guards for College Programs to Check Out

As the high school season wraps up across Florida, there are still a number of 2026 senior guards available for college programs looking to add proven production and experience to their rosters. These prospects have put together strong final campaigns and have been evaluated throughout the year by Prep Hoops Florida.    [player_tooltip player_id='1696238' first='Nathan' last='Earl'] | PG | 2026 | Oak Ridge | @nathan_earl4   Earl has been a steady presence in the backcourt. The senior point guard plays with good pace, communicates well, and understands how to manage a game. With Division I offers already on the table, Earl has shown he can balance scoring with playmaking while keeping teammates involved. His ability to control tempo and make sound decisions makes him an appealing option for programs looking for a floor general.   [player_tooltip player_id='1420408' first='Jacob' last='Pleyer'] | G | 2026 | The Rock | @PleyerJacob   Pleyer handled the jump to national competition well this season. He's continued to round out his game by adding strength, finishing better through contact, and competing defensively. He doesn't need a high number of touches to be effective, consistently finding ways to contribute within the flow of the offense. Can be a positive impact on a college roster.    [player_tooltip player_id='1660046' first='Shiva' last='Atwal'] | G/F | 2026 | Lake Highland Prep | @ShivaAtwal   At 6-5, Atwal offers size and versatility on the perimeter. The left-handed scorer is comfortable operating from the wing, capable of stretching the floor while also using his frame to rebound his position. He plays with good composure and has shown he can handle key moments late in games. His combination of size and skill gives him value as a multi-positional guard.   [player_tooltip player_id='1633109' first='Tekelvin' last='Jackson'] | CG | 2026 | North Marion | @TekelvinJackson   Jackson brings energy and confidence to the backcourt. He's effective working off screens, attacking closeouts, and finding rhythm as a shooter once he gets going. His scoring ability can swing momentum quickly, and his aggressiveness keeps defenses honest throughout the game.   [player_tooltip player_id='2800858' first='Juwan' last='Scippio'] | G | 2026 | Newberry | @juwan_scipp   Scippio plays with a downhill mentality and embraces contact when attacking the rim. The senior guard has improved his decision-making as the season progressed, showing more control while still maintaining his aggressive scoring style. His physical approach and ability to create his own shot stand out.   [player_tooltip player_id='2800170' first='Luke' last='McCrimon'] | G | 2026 | Osceola | @showtime_lukee   McCrimon capped off a productive high school career with a strong senior season, averaging 16.5 points, 4 assists, 4.3 rebounds, and 2.4 steals while shooting efficiently across the board. He's a steady guard who can create offense, knock down perimeter shots, and compete defensively. Finishing with over 1,500 career points, McCrimon showed consistency and leadership throughout his career.   [player_tooltip player_id='2884444' first='Toby' last='Lane'] | G | 2026 | Santa Fe | @TobyLane2026   Lane's development over the past few seasons has been impressive. Averaging 16.5 points, 4.4 assists, 4.2 rebounds, and 3.4 steals, he plays with toughness and confidence at the guard spot. A career 45% three-point shooter, Lane can score off the dribble or facilitate for teammates. His leadership and communication were key pieces in Santa Fe's deep postseason runs.   Brandon Brezell | G | 2026 | Martin County | @Brandon24skunk   The 6-7 guard brings length and athleticism that immediately stand out on the perimeter. Brezell finished his career with over 1,000 points and 500 rebounds, averaging 15 points and 7 boards as a senior. He's comfortable creating his own shot, rising up for pull-ups over defenders, and using his athleticism to finish plays around the rim.   [player_tooltip player_id='1633074' first='Emir' last='Gainer'] | G | 2026 | St. Petersburg | @2_MirWorld   Gainer finished his senior season playing some of his best basketball, combining scoring production with improved playmaking. He leaves the program as the all-time assist leader with 286 career assists, highlighting his ability to create for others. His physical style attacking the lane forces defenses to collapse, opening opportunities for teammates.   [player_tooltip player_id='2800180' first='Gabe' last='Parks'] | CG | 2026 | Chiles | @GabrielParks26   Parks finished his campaign as one of the most productive scorers in the Tallahassee area, averaging 22.7 points per game while shooting 42% from three on over 180 attempts this season. The FACA 5A District 1 Player of the Year also averaged 7 rebounds per game as a 6-1 guard. Parks brings confident perimeter shooting and a competitive approach that translates well to the college level.   [player_tooltip player_id='2446940' first='Nathaniel' last='Perry'] | G | 2026 | FPC | @NatePerry_2026   Perry's balanced game stood out throughout the season. The senior averaged 15.4 points and 4.9 rebounds, showing the ability to contribute in multiple areas. He plays with strength and control, attacking the basket with purpose while also making smart reads as a passer.   [player_tooltip player_id='2415600' first='Felix' last='Buroz'] | G | 2026 | North Broward Prep | @Felixburoz   Buroz has built a reputation as a smart, versatile guard who understands spacing and timing. Averaging 14.2 points, 4.3 assists, and 2.2 steals, he contributes on both ends of the floor. He's effective pushing the ball in transition and does a good job balancing scoring with facilitating.   Henry Matthias | G | 2026 | Newberry | @h3nrymatt   Matthias closed out his career as one of the top shooters in his district. The senior averaged 17.2 points per game while shooting an impressive 56% from three and 87% from the free-throw line. A 1,000-point career scorer, he's built a reputation as a reliable perimeter threat who also competes defensively.   [player_tooltip player_id='2750909' first='Traeston' last='Armstrong'] | G | 2026 | Wildwood | @TraestonA23   Armstrong finished his senior season averaging 17.1 points, 4.3 assists, and 6.5 rebounds. The guard plays with a strong downhill approach, using a tight handle and creativity to finish around the rim. His competitiveness was evident in the state championship game, where he finished with 20 points, 6 rebounds, and 3 assists while battling to keep his team in the game.

As the high school season wraps up across Florida, there are still a number of 2026 senior guards available for college programs looking to add proven production and experience to their rosters. These prospects have put together strong final campaigns and have been evaluated throughout the year by Prep Hoops Florida.