Johnson, a guard out of the Brunswick School in Connecticut, checks in at #15 among the combo guards and #95 overall. Johnson is a shifty ball-handler that really knows how to create space with the ball in his hands. He makes good decisions out of ball screens, has the ability to finish with touch in the paint, and is a dynamic athlete that covers ground quickly in transition. Off the ball, he gets into his shot quickly off the catch and does a nice job of making shots from behind the arc. His quickness and length are assets defensively, as he has the agility and mobility to stay in front of any opponent on the perimeter. He remains undecided on a college destination.

Johnson, who checks in at #156 overall and #26 among the lead guards, is a long, twitchy athlete that does a great job of using his dribble to create space. He thrives in ball screen actions, showing the ability to turn the corner, get into the paint, and make plays for others. His quickness is an asset that allows him to get to his spots off the bounce, and when he gets into the paint, he has the touch needed to score over size. Defensively, he’s capable of guarding in the half-court and in the full-court. He’ll be a priority recruit at the Division III level with high academic programs.

Need a player who can do a bit of everything? Jaylen Johnson Jaylen Johnson 6'1" | CG Brunswick School | 2026 State New E is your guy! Johnson’s well-rounded smorgasbord abilities don’t pop out at first jump, but gradually end up becoming quite clear. He will get on the ground for a loose ball, while also picking the pockets of the lead guard ball handler. He can hit catch and shoot jumpers while also cutting without the ball for easy layups. Johnson can jump in the air swatting blocks while also making the right reads in transition on his passes to wide-open teammates. His connective abilities impact games and affect winning in positive ways. Programs should be all over him in the not-too-distant future.