These 2026 Guards Continued Elevating Their Names in Final Update

With this marking the final ranking update for the Class of 2026, the spotlight has never been brighter. This is where legacies start to take shape and where these players made sure their names are part of the conversation. All season long they delivered in the biggest moments, piling up performances that turned heads and forced everyone to take notice. They didn't just put together strong seasons but they took over games, carried their teams and made lasting impressions every time they stepped on the floor. Now as the final rankings are set, these are some of the names you won't forget.    Callies continued to make a name for himself this season as one of the most dangerous shooters around, exploding for Berthoud with 78 made threes and averaging 15.2 points, 3.7 rebounds and 2.5 assists. His ability to stretch the floor instantly changes the game, forcing defenses to stay attached at all times. What separates him even more is his ball handling and ability to create space and separation, allowing him to get clean looks consistently. He's not just a shooter but he's a complete offensive threat who can make plays, and his production this season proved it night after night     Schmeeckle put Silver Creek on his back and carried them all the way to the championship game with a dominant and consistent season. Averaging 18.5 points, 4.5 rebounds, and 3.1 assists, he proved to be a true three level scorer who demands attention at all times. You can't give him an inch of space, especially from deep where he knocked down 67 threes. He consistently delivered in big moments, creating his own shot and making plays for others. His ability to control the game offensively and lead his team makes him one of the most impactful players in the class     Miller really cemented himself as a legend at Lewis-Palmer, with fans chanting MVP at every game, a true reflection of the impact he had all season. He put up an impressive 16.9 points, 5.5 rebounds and 3.2 assists, leading his team with consistency and energy. He plays hard every possession, is quick off the dribble, and can score from anywhere on the floor. Whether attacking the rim or knocking down shots from deep, he was a constant threat. His production, leadership and connection with the crowd made his season one to remember     Nitzel continued to cement himself at University with an impressive all around season, averaging 14.8 points, 6.9 rebounds and 5.8 assists. As a bigger guard, he impacts the game in every area from getting to the rim, cleaning up the glass and finding teammates in transition. His versatility makes him incredibly tough to match up with. What really stood out was how he caught fire late in the season, elevating his play when it mattered most and recording two triple doubles. His ability to do everything on the floor and take over games down the stretch shows just how valuable he is     Largent capped off another highly successful season at De Beque, finishing his career with 19.2 points, 6.1 rebounds and 5.5 assists. He was a consistent scoring threat, regularly hitting double figures and exploding for an eye popping 39 point performance. Offensively he was nearly impossible to stop and deadly in the mid range and relentless when attacking the rim. His quickness and ability to change direction with ease made him a nightmare for defenders. Add in his playmaking and all around production, and it's clear he was one of the most dynamic and impactful players in the area     Jensen really thrived in his senior year, putting together his best season at Cherokee Trail with 12.7 points, 4.7 rebounds, and 2.6 assists. He embraced the role of a veteran leader, running the team with confidence and keeping things organized on both ends of the floor. He was aggressive off the dribble, consistently putting pressure on defenses and creating opportunities. On the defensive end he stood out with his effort and discipline, locking in on assignments and competing every possession. His leadership, toughness and all around play made him a key piece to his team's success

With this marking the final ranking update for the Class of 2026, the spotlight has never been brighter. This is where legacies start to take shape and where these players made sure their names are part of the conversation. All season long they delivered in the biggest moments, piling up performances that turned heads and forced everyone to take notice. They didn't just put together strong seasons but they took over games, carried their teams and made lasting impressions every time they stepped on the floor. Now as the final rankings are set, these are some of the names you won't forget.