Kevin White Kevin White 6'4" | CG Airline | 2026 State LA is an easy pick for collegiate next level impact. At 6’4 with a fully developed game and mature on court demeanor, coaches will enjoy pushing him to do more. Watching White when he is in that mode is something special, and he eclipsed the 30 point mark in multiple games while involving his team mates and doing all the small things. He is a favorite in scouting circles and destined for next level success with a selfless mentality and special skill and athleticism. Whether this season or next season, we will watch him play high level Division l Basketball.

White was the most impressive player in the gym and is a well-known prospect around the state. He is an all-around player that plays the game with poise and pace. He cannot be stopped when he is aggressive, and his game is elite. He is the player that coaches and spectators were most impressed with and he does everything with ease. He could play on or off the ball at the next level and he will play College Basketball. He is an elite mid-range shooter with a nice stroke, and when he decides to let the three-ball fly, watch out. Coaches looking for a Combo Guard with PG skills need to lock in with White.

White is one of the top players in the state for a reason. He has all of the intangibles required to play at the next level. He has the size and athleticism, the skill and IQ. He is aggressive on both sides of the ball, and he was special at the showcase. He was a consistent scorer and is at his best when he is getting down hill to the goal. He is also an elite mid range shooter and can get to his spots with ease. Simply put, he is just a complete player. White was an easy first team selection. He impressed coaches, scouts and even other parents with his elite level of play. His recruitment will definitely see a jump heading into his senior season.

After being back in the lineup for just a few weeks, Kevin White Kevin White 6'4" | CG Airline | 2026 State LA made an immediate impact, leading his team to one of the biggest upsets of the playoffs. The #28 seed pulled off a shocking win over the #5 seed, with White contributing 15 points in the victory.

Regarded as one of the best players in his class, White showcases all the skills necessary to succeed at the next level. His all-around game is elite—whether it’s scoring, defense, or playmaking, White excels in every aspect of basketball. Additionally, his leadership on and off the court sets him apart, making him a true standout. White’s performance in this upset further proves that he’s a player to watch as he continues to develop.

White is a scoring point who knows how to get to various spots on the floor. White has a high basketball IQ and good vision, so he uses those spots to serve many purposes. This allows him to manipulate defenses and find teammates where they can score. White can get his own offense with ease. One dribble pull-ups, three pointers, and he knows how to make subtle moves to finish plays. High versatility.

White checks all the boxes for a next-level basketball player: ball handling, defense, rebounding, steals, passing, size, and athleticism. He’s guaranteed to throw down a dunk or two during games and uses his physical strength to overpower smaller guards to finish at the rim.

A cerebral player, he knows how to pick his spots and score within the offense, making him difficult to defend. He’s also a team player who prioritizes getting his teammates involved, which is refreshing in today’s game, where many players focus solely on scoring.

White is a top prospect in the 2026 class, and his game is continually evolving—making it clear that the sky’s the limit for him.

The Airline combo guard definitely showed why he is a top ten player this summer. During summer league and showcase play, his ability to get to the paint and the rim is almost unmatched. He is finishing above the rim while burying mid-range jumpers with ease. His passing ability is above par as well. Kevin is an all state caliber player and may just have a breakout season.

White would undoubtedly be my pick for MVP of the showcase. His athleticism is off the charts, especially given his 6’2″ frame. White attacked the rim with authority, throwing down dunks at every opportunity and playing well above the rim. His skill set was on full display, as he handled the ball with poise, knocked down mid-range jumpers with precision, and showed deep range from beyond the arc. Defensively, he was a lockdown presence, staying glued to his assignments and constantly motivating his teammates throughout the games.

White plays the game the right way—high basketball IQ, unselfish, and always making winning plays. His court vision is next level, often resembling that of a seasoned point guard, as he consistently finds open teammates with crisp, timely passes. A player of his size who can dunk, defend, facilitate, and score from anywhere on the floor is impossible to ignore. The Airline guard is already ranked in the top 10 of his class, and he’s going to put serious pressure on those ranked ahead of him. This kid is a rising star in Louisiana basketball, and with more hard work, it’s only a matter of time before he climbs even higher in the rankings. There’s already a lot of buzz around Airline’s potential this upcoming season, and White is at the center of it all.

White really began to play well during 1-5A play last season and carried it over into the summer. He is very good with the dribble. He can easily get to spots for his jumper or just find others in the offense. When you make White the primary scorer, teams rarely have success stopping him because of his versatility. There is a reason he is a top ten player in his class and it is because of his skill set. He can score at all levels and be the lead guard teams want. Airline is happy to have him.

Kevin is probably the most under-the-radar top ten player in the state in any class. Today would be a great day to shine a bright light on his skill set and play. White is a multiple level scorer with surprising bounce. He has enhanced his game with the ball in his hands and knows how to get to spots to make himself, and others better. He also turns the ball over a ton. White cuts down on those in a setting like today and he will wake some people up to who he is.