2026 Rankings: New Faces, New Places Part 2

A high flying athlete, Dubose will be continuing his basketball education this year at MSM. Where he'll still be tearing down rims and swatting shots. With the height he gets on jumps, Dubose seemingly can look down into the rim. And he even has a quick second jump, which helps him as an rebounder. There were signs this summer of a developing expanding skillset, and hopefully this winter will bring further strides.     A quick guard with the background of a coach's son, "Tre" is expected to be the beating heart for potential 5A contender East Central. He's a cerebral guard, who often will make the right decision and run the show. But don't sleep on his scoring punch. With his quickness, he can get defenders on skates. Which really showcases his effective old school mid-range game. Mix in the ability to hit from long distance and Bruner III has a chance to continue to rise while leading the Cardinals.     A strong addition to a young and exciting Edison roster, Young is a dynamic slasher. He's a good athlete, capable of pressuring the rim with a combo of off the dribble burst and handle. Young stood-out this spring and summer in the up and down nature of AAU basketball. Watching his progress at Edison will be crucial this winter, as the Eagles are aiming for back to back Class 5A State Tournament appearances.     An athletic wing prospect, Mardis should be set to shine in an expanded role at his new school. With a good athletic base and long arms, there's big time versatile potential to his game. The new Dutch wing can scrap it up inside, and even finish with authority above the rim. And there's strong potential as a mismatch problem, with the ability to stretch the floor from three. Along with promise as a driver, with a patient game and good vision. One of the more must watch prospects on this list, given that his athletic profile fits a potential big junior year leap.     McNeely joins Class 6A and will play a crucial role for a guard heavy Panther team. The Swiss Army Knife forward looks set to make his mark as a switchable defender, who can also help out on the glass. Especially as the junior wing looks to have a nose for rebounding on the offensive glass. With a good mid-range and strong driving style, McNeely is sure to pop up with key buckets as well. Expect his fingerprints to be all over wins for the Panthers, even if he's not having loud scoring nights.     In the new faces to the rankings category, Rogers is an athletic gem from Southern Oklahoma. His high flying, high motor performance at the recent Expo turned heads and mark him as a name to watch for the Wildcats. With his explosive athleticism, Rogers is sure to shine as a junior while stepping up in a bigger role.     A powerful forward prospect, Siqueiros is coming off a strong campaign as the interior anchor for a guard heavy Wolves squad. He enters the rankings thanks to his strong frame and good touch around the basket. As a sophomore he was a double digit scorer for Shawnee. His scoring ability will still be prized but an important next step will be him to own the glass. And become more of a nightly double-double threat.