John is rewriting the record books. With over 1,800 career points and more than 1,000 rebounds, he recently broke the school record for career scoring and cemented his legacy on the court. Last week, he helped lead the team to a championship at the Battle on the Hardwood in Leeton, Missouri, highlighted by an unforgettable late-game play he and teammate Christian Stevenson connected on when it mattered most.

The 6’11” 2026 center has given a commitment to Chattanooga. Big John was a Class 1 All-State selection last season after leading Kingsville to a district championship.

John Fleeman showed flashes of what he can be over the weekend.

John used his size to his advantage over the weekend deterring drivers at the rim and converting near the hoop.

He also showed some passing flashes in ETG’s game against ASAK were he recorded four assists.

He is a better rebounder than the numbers may suggest as he gets tips out to teammates to keep positions alive.

Fleeman did find himself in foul trouble often over the weekend.

Ultimately John is raw and has room to improve however, at 6’11” with a solid foundation he could improve fast.

The 6’11” 2026 center had a big season as he pushed Kingsville a step further by winning a district championship. He is a force in the paint as an offensive threat and he can also pass out of double teams to make his teammates better. He has been a consistent 20 and 10 player throughout the season.

The 6’11 2026 big was a force in leading Kingsville to the championship of the Pilot Grove Tournament. Big John averaged 25 points, 12 rebounds and three assists in the tournament. Offensively, he’s one of the most skilled bigs in the state. He has good footwork and moves around the basket. He can also shoot it from 3-point range.

A 6’11 2026 center who returns as the top big man in the Class 1 ranks. He is tough to handle inside with his size and skill set in the low post. He is also an excellent passer who can also stretch the floor from 3-point range.