Texas 2026 Rankings Finale - Top 10 Point Guards

The Texas Class of 2026 features a competitive group of point guards who consistently led their teams while producing against strong competition across the state. This group blends leadership, playmaking, and scoring ability, with several players proving they can control games as primary ball handlers. Many of these guards played major roles in deep playoff runs and high-level matchups throughout their high school careers. What separates this group is their ability to balance scoring with facilitating offense and impacting the game defensively. As the final evaluation of their high school careers, these ten point guards represent the most impactful floor generals from the Texas 2026 class.    [player_tooltip player_id='1583463' first='Cameron' last='Lomax'] closes his high school career as the top point guard in the Texas 2026 class. The [player_tooltip player_id='2556233' first='6'2' last='']" floor general consistently delivered dominant performances as both a playmaker and scorer. Lomax played a major role in leading Frisco Heritage to a state championship while controlling the pace of the game. His leadership and ability to organize an offense helped elevate his team throughout the season. SMU adds a reliable lead guard with proven winning experience.   ✅ Playmaking leadership ✅ Efficient scoring from the guard spot ✅ Competitive defensive presence     [player_tooltip player_id='1750107' first='Jaxson' last='Thompson'] established himself as one of the most skilled point guards in the class. The [player_tooltip player_id='2556233' first='6'2' last='']" guard consistently controls the tempo of the game and keeps teammates involved offensively. Thompson combines strong ball handling with the ability to score when opportunities present themselves. His poise and decision-making allow him to run an offense effectively. Rice gains a steady floor general capable of leading a team.   ✅ Strong playmaking ability ✅ Ball control and decision-making ✅ Reliable perimeter scoring     [player_tooltip player_id='2144879' first='Kamden' last='McGilveary'] brings quickness and scoring ability to the point guard position. The 6'1" guard thrives when attacking the defense and creating offensive opportunities. McGilveary consistently applies pressure with his speed and ability to break down defenders. His aggressive approach allows him to generate scoring chances for himself and teammates. His playmaking ability helped him emerge as one of the top guards in the class.   ✅ Quick first step ✅ Shot creation ability ✅ Aggressive offensive mindset     [player_tooltip player_id='1592891' first='Jacori' last='Jones'] developed into one of the most dangerous scoring point guards in the class. The [player_tooltip player_id='2557630' first='6'0' last='']" guard is a lethal shooter who combines perimeter scoring with elite athleticism, making him a constant offensive threat. Jones consistently stretches defenses with his shooting while also having the explosiveness to attack the rim. His ability to score at multiple levels adds another dimension to his playmaking. Texas A&M–Corpus Christi adds a dynamic guard who can create offense in a variety of ways.   ✅ Elite perimeter shooting ✅ High-level athleticism ✅ Multi-level scoring ability     [player_tooltip player_id='2241508' first='Keonte' last='Greybear'] stands out as an athletic and aggressive point guard. At [player_tooltip player_id='2556233' first='6'2' last='']", he brings strong size and explosiveness to the position. Greybear thrives when attacking the basket and putting pressure on defenses. His energy and scoring ability allow him to impact the game in multiple ways. His physical tools give him strong potential moving forward.   ✅ Explosive athleticism ✅ Aggressive rim attacks ✅ Guard size and strength     [player_tooltip player_id='1778982' first='Kensington' last='Candler'] established himself as one of the most impactful point guards in the class. The [player_tooltip player_id='2556233' first='6'2' last='']" guard is an athletic scoring playmaker who consistently creates offense for himself and teammates. Candler plays with confidence attacking the defense while also showing the ability to facilitate and control the game. He capped off his high school career as a state champion, highlighting his impact in winning environments. Stephen F. [player_tooltip player_id='2854586' first='Austin' last=''] adds a dynamic lead guard who brings both scoring and playmaking ability.   ✅ Athletic scoring ability ✅ Playmaking and shot creation ✅ Winning impact and leadership     [player_tooltip player_id='1583466' first='Jaelon' last='Germany'] brings size and versatility to the point guard position. Standing 6'3", he has the ability to see over defenses and create opportunities for teammates. Germany combines strong ball handling with the ability to attack the basket. His size also allows him to compete defensively against multiple backcourt positions. His tools make him one of the more intriguing guards in the class.   ✅ Guard size and length ✅ Offensive versatility ✅ Defensive matchup flexibility     [player_tooltip player_id='1583462' first='Jachai' last='Cantave'] developed into a productive scoring point guard with strong playmaking instincts. The 6'1" guard consistently puts pressure on defenses with his ability to attack off the dribble. Cantave brings confidence and control as a primary ball handler. His scoring ability and leadership helped him stand out throughout his career. New Mexico State adds a point guard capable of producing offense.   ✅ Shot creation ability ✅ Playmaking instincts ✅ Aggressive scoring approach     [player_tooltip player_id='1593935' first='Nehemiah' last='Lawrence'] proved that impact at the point guard position comes from skill, speed, and leadership. Despite standing 5'6", Lawrence consistently controlled games with his quickness and ball handling. He creates advantages with his ability to break down defenders and find open teammates. Lawrence also competes defensively with strong effort and energy. Hampton gains a guard who brings toughness and playmaking ability.   ✅ Elite quickness ✅ Ball handling and creativity ✅ Competitive leadership     [player_tooltip player_id='1568449' first='Amare' last='Guerra'] rounds out the Texas 2026 point guard rankings as a skilled and competitive lead guard. The 5'9" point guard combines strong ball control with confident scoring ability. Guerra consistently manages the pace of the game and keeps his team organized. His ability to contribute as both a scorer and facilitator makes him a valuable floor general. Merrimack adds a guard capable of leading an offense.   ✅ Ball control and tempo ✅ Confident scoring ability ✅ Playmaking leadership    <h3 class="wp-block-heading">Final Thoughts</h3>   [player_tooltip player_id='1593935' first='Nehemiah' last='Lawrence'] and [player_tooltip player_id='1568449' first='Amare' last='Guerra'], although undersized, are two of the top point guards in the state who will both go on to play Division I basketball. It is a true testament to their motors, competitiveness, and ability to impact winning despite their size. Depending on program fit, both could easily be ranked even higher within the position.   [player_tooltip player_id='1750107' first='Jaxson' last='Thompson'] may ultimately emerge as the unsung hero of the Texas 2026 class. His steady rise over the past few years has been impressive, as he's quietly developed into a reliable and impactful lead guard. With his continued growth and command of the position, Thompson is well positioned to make a significant impact at the next level.   [player_tooltip player_id='1583466' first='Jaelon' last='Germany'], [player_tooltip player_id='2144879' first='Kamden' last='McGilveary'], and [player_tooltip player_id='2241508' first='Keonte' last='Greybear'] remain three of the most intriguing unsigned point guard prospects nationally. Each brings a unique blend of size, athleticism, and playmaking ability, and it will be interesting to see where they land in the coming weeks.   [player_tooltip player_id='1583462' first='Jachai' last='Cantave'] has steadily developed into a reliable impact guard over the years. His growth and consistency should translate well as he prepares to continue his career at New Mexico State.   [player_tooltip player_id='1592891' first='Jacori' last='Jones'] remains one of the most underrated players in the class. A truly skilled guard with elite athleticism, he has all the tools to make a strong impact at Texas A&M–Corpus Christi. [player_tooltip player_id='1778982' first='Kensington' last='Candler'] was a huge stock riser last summer and continued his ascent by leading his team to a state championship this season. The athletic scoring playmaker consistently showed his ability to create offense and impact winning. He now heads to Stephen F. [player_tooltip player_id='2854586' first='Austin' last=''], where he brings high-level qualities including scoring ability, playmaking, and competitive toughness. [player_tooltip player_id='1560912' first='Xavier' last='Green'], who is committed to play football at Tulsa, would likely rank among the top 10 in this group but was omitted due to his football commitment.

The Texas Class of 2026 features a competitive group of point guards who consistently led their teams while producing against strong competition across the state. This group blends leadership, playmaking, and scoring ability, with several players proving they can control games as primary ball handlers. Many of these guards played major roles in deep playoff runs and high-level matchups throughout their high school careers. What separates this group is their ability to balance scoring with facilitating offense and impacting the game defensively. As the final evaluation of their high school careers, these ten point guards represent the most impactful floor generals from the Texas 2026 class.