Player Rankings Update: 2026 New Additions

Sparks moved from McEachern to Mays and immediately has paid dividends as a high scoring guard. Jack is a three-level scoring threat. His three-point shot is an accurate weapon. When Jack makes moves to the basket, he is good at drawing contact and converting from the foul line.     Myles was terrific in the summer, earning his way into the rankings after serving as a bench player a season ago at Lee County. Myles has a knack for hitting big shots. Although he is undersized, Will has the toughness to get to his spots and pull-up to sink jumpers. Once defenses focus in on Myles, he can create off the bounce and find open shooters.     Mofaty is long, agile and athletic. He plays on the wing but can also go inside to influence games. Mofaty is built for the high post as he can shoot over contests. Defensively, Mohamedy can cover a ton of ground with his length.     An All-Region Second Teamer while at Therrell where he averaged 16.8 points, 4.2 rebounds, 5.3 assists and 1.8 steals, Taylor is a jitterbug playmaker that uses speed to get to where he wants to go. His three-point shooting will need to improve (22%), but Taylor is a high energy player that will have plenty of opportunities to facilitate at Greenforest.     Hayes was an All-Region pick at Flowery Branch. Jordan can fill up the box score. He shoots into passing lanes and finishes off two feet in transition. Jordan shoots the three off the catch and off the dribble. He's a valuable addition to Cherokee Bluff, packing a punch in the backcourt.     In from Nova Scotia, Selig is an interesting prospect to track. At 6-foot-7, the lefty is a well-rounded player. He is an accurate three-point shooter that can also score off the dribble. He finishes above the rim on drives and can be used in both the high and low post. Selig competes on the backboard and is a steady defender around the hoop.     All the tools are in place for Darrell to have a strong final two seasons. He's an active athlete that rebounds the ball, scores around the rim and can also take slower defenders off the dribble. Darrell looks like a valuable defender that can guard switches inside and out.     An explosive athlete with a football background, Xavier is a blossoming stat sheet stuffer. His energy is exemplified with how he attacks rebounds, flies around on defense and attacks offensively from multiple levels. What stood out most when watching Buckner is how well he can absorb contact and finish at the rim.