Texas 2026 Rankings Finale - Top 10

The Texas Class of 2026 wraps up its high school era with a group that consistently produced at a high level against elite competition. This class is highlighted by versatile wings, high-level perimeter scoring, and physical guards who proved themselves against some of the strongest schedules in the state. Several of these players delivered major postseason success, including deep playoff runs and state championships. Others elevated their stock through dominant seasons and national recognition. As the final ranking of their high school careers, these ten players represent the prospects who made the biggest impact across Texas basketball.    [player_tooltip player_id='2555019' first='Bryson' last='Howard'] finishes his high school career as one of the biggest stock risers in the country. The 6'6" wing played with relentless energy throughout the spring and summer circuits before carrying that momentum into the high school season. Howard helped lead Frisco Heritage to a state championship against Beaumont West Brook while consistently impacting the game on both ends of the floor. His combination of scoring versatility, physical tools, and competitive motor allowed him to separate himself as one of the most complete wings in the class. Duke adds a high-level two-way wing who proved he can produce in winning environments.   ✅ Wing scoring versatility ✅ Multi-position defensive ability ✅ High motor and competitive edge     [player_tooltip player_id='2854586' first='Austin' last=''] Goosby closes his high school career as one of the most decorated players in the class after earning McDonald's All-American honors. The 6'5" shooting guard has delivered an outstanding senior season while playing against one of the strongest schedules in Texas. Goosby has been extremely efficient offensively, posting elite shooting percentages while maintaining a high scoring impact. His athleticism and scoring ability continue to put pressure on opposing defenses. Texas brings in a dynamic perimeter scorer with the ability to contribute immediately.   ✅ Efficient perimeter scoring ✅ Explosive transition offense ✅ High-level athleticism     [player_tooltip player_id='1560901' first='Dakari' last='Spear'] established himself as one of the most skilled and efficient scoring guards in the country. At 6'4", he consistently produces offensively while competing against one of the toughest schedules in Texas. Spear's scoring ability comes from a balanced offensive game that allows him to attack the basket and score from the perimeter. His physical approach and confidence as a scorer make him a difficult matchup for opposing guards. Texas Tech adds a proven offensive weapon in the backcourt.   ✅ Elite scoring instincts ✅ Physical downhill scoring ✅ Consistent offensive production     [player_tooltip player_id='1560944' first='Bo' last='Ogden'] delivered one of the most impressive high school seasons in the class after transferring to a new program and helping lead [player_tooltip player_id='2854586' first='Austin' last=''] Westlake to a State Runner-Up finish against Little Elm. The 6'6" guard consistently produced offensively and emerged as one of the most reliable perimeter shooters in Texas. Ogden's ability to stretch the floor made him a key offensive piece throughout the season. His strong basketball IQ and scoring efficiency allowed him to thrive within a structured system. Texas gains a skilled wing who proved his ability to perform in high-level competition.   ✅ Elite perimeter shooting ✅ High basketball IQ ✅ Reliable scoring production       [player_tooltip player_id='1500800' first='Elijah' last='Williams'] capped off his high school career with a dominant senior season while helping lead TMI Episcopal to a State Runner-Up finish against Parish Episcopal. The 6'6" wing has significantly developed the offensive side of his game and now provides consistent scoring production. Williams combines length and athleticism with improved offensive confidence. His versatility allows him to impact the game in multiple areas while guarding different positions defensively. Baylor gains a forward with two-way potential and continued upside.   ✅ Versatile wing scoring ✅ Defensive versatility ✅ Athletic rebounding ability     [player_tooltip player_id='1583463' first='Cameron' last='Lomax'] finishes his high school career as one of the most impactful point guards in the state. 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='1779014' first='Seven' last='Spurlock'] embraced a true swiss-army-knife role and became one of the most versatile players in the class. The 6'5" wing finished his season as the MVP of OTE while impacting games across multiple categories. Spurlock consistently guarded the opposing team's best player while also contributing offensively and on the glass. His ability to do a little bit of everything makes him a valuable piece within any system. Arizona State gains a versatile wing capable of impacting the game in multiple ways.   ✅ Defensive stopper versatility ✅ All-around production ✅ Winning impact across multiple roles     [player_tooltip player_id='1509230' first='Gavin' last='Placide'] delivered a solid senior season and continues to show promise as a developing big man. Standing around 6'11", he provides interior size and length that impacts both ends of the floor. Placide rebounds effectively and finishes efficiently around the rim. His size and mobility also give him the tools to protect the paint defensively. Wake Forest adds a big with physical tools and long-term developmental upside.   ✅ Interior size and presence ✅ Strong rebounding ability ✅ Developing defensive rim protection     [player_tooltip player_id='1593831' first='Christian' last='Gibson'] returned to form this season and helped lead North Shore on a deep playoff run. The 6'5" guard remains one of the most skilled perimeter scorers in the country. Gibson's scoring ability comes from a polished offensive skillset that allows him to create space and knock down perimeter shots. His size and confidence as a scorer make him a difficult matchup for opposing guards. UCF adds a guard capable of producing offense at a high level.   ✅ Skilled perimeter scoring ✅ Shot creation ability ✅ Guard size and scoring confidence     [player_tooltip player_id='1590876' first='Antoine' last='Almuttar'] closes out the Texas 2026 rankings as one of the most competitive guards in the class. The 6'4" combo guard played one of the toughest schedules in Texas this season, widely considered the toughest of any Texas private school program in more than a decade. Almuttar consistently guards the opposing team's best player while scoring efficiently and impacting winning. He also secured his second state championship with Parish Episcopal against TMI Episcopal, while holding multiple head-to-head wins over top prospects in the state.   ✅ Two-way guard impact ✅ Efficient scoring ✅ Defensive competitiveness

The Texas Class of 2026 wraps up its high school era with a group that consistently produced at a high level against elite competition. This class is highlighted by versatile wings, high-level perimeter scoring, and physical guards who proved themselves against some of the strongest schedules in the state. Several of these players delivered major postseason success, including deep playoff runs and state championships. Others elevated their stock through dominant seasons and national recognition. As the final ranking of their high school careers, these ten players represent the prospects who made the biggest impact across Texas basketball.