2026 Rankings: Newly Added Point Guards

Here are a handful of point guards getting the nod for the first time in these 2026 class rankings. A couple of them have recently picked up offers, and each played a vital role for their teams this winter as leaders and playmakers.    The Central Washington football commit was a key cog in Gonzaga Prep's successful season. He's a guard who plays with great intensity, fire, and it shows up in a lot of little ways like his ability to contribute on the glass and make big plays on the defensive end.     The Mode Prep point guard came up to Washington via Utah and provided some steady point play for Mode. He's a guard with good balance, can take it inside, keep plays alive, and shoots the 3-ball at a good clip. He's recently received an offer from Colorado Northwestern.     Keowla was a big part of Kentridge's 19-6 season. He's a pacy guard who excelled at getting two feet in the paint and making plays. Showed he can finish over defenders at the rim, turn up the pace in transition, and create action that shifts defenses with his penetration. He recently received an offer from Evergreen State.     Saenz was a reliable player all season for the Zillah Leopards. He's a guard who can knock down open shots, plays with good tempo and change of speeds, and does a great job utilizing ball fakes to gain an advantage.     The Clarkston guard came over from Lewiston to join the Bantams for his senior season, and made a big impact in doing so. He averaged 17 points, five rebounds, and four assists per game, providing them some steady playmaking and scoring throughout the year.

Here are a handful of point guards getting the nod for the first time in these 2026 class rankings. A couple of them have recently picked up offers, and each played a vital role for their teams this winter as leaders and playmakers.