Prep Hoops Indiana Class of 2026 Rankings - New Names, Part One

We have finally made it through a long few weeks of rankings updates. We started with the initial introduction of our Class of 2029 Watch List and then updated, and expanded, our 2028, 2027, 2026 prospect rankings. Our Class of 2026 rankings, which we will be discussing further this week, now feature the Top 225 prospects along with a database of over 500 total players. As always, we will dive deeper into the rankings with stock-risers, new names, and more. Here are eight prospects who made their debut in our rankings since our last update.   <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />    Pike High School features several nationally ranked prospects and future Division I players. However, it is their depth of small college guys like [player_tooltip player_id='1988136' first='Terrencio' last='Davis Jr.'] that could lead them to a state championship this season. The lightning quick guard is excellent off of the bounce, scores it against size at the end of his drives, and creates open shots for his teammates as well. He is very deserving of making his debut in our prospect rankings.     Kleckner was the leading scorer on a Kouts High School team last season that advanced to the Class 1A Final Four and won 24 games. This year, the 5'8" guard is back as one of the top small school players in the state and Kouts will be among the favorites once again in 1A. His ability to stretch the floor as a shooting threat from beyond the arc really makes him intriguing as a prospect at the next level.     Lake has flown largely under-the-radar up until this summer. The 6'7" center averaged 7.5 points and 3.2 rebounds per game at Bishop Chatard as a junior, but really broke out while playing with Hoopmatics in the summer. He is an excellent rebounder, finishes around the rim with both hands, and has enough of a face-up game to be respected out to 15-18 feet. Lake has quickly become one of the most highly sought after small college big men prospects. He is ranked #69 in the Class of 2026 now.     Don't let his size fool you, Loring plays much bigger than his 5'10" frame. He is very strong which allows him to play through contact off of the dribble and finish against size at the end of his drives. Loring also has some pretty explosive athleticism and gets great elevation on his jump shots. Look for him to put up some big time offensive numbers at Eastern Hancock High School this winter.     Watch out for Michigan City High School as a sleeper up north this season. They picked up a couple of talented transfers and return their second through fifth leading scorers from last season. McCray averaged 8.4 points, 3.8 rebounds, and 3.3 assists per game. His size, as a 6'4" guard, is most intriguing. He projects as an excellent right hand driver and versatile defender at the next level.     A big time prospect on the gridiron as well, Muya transferred to Bishop Luers High School from La Lumiere for his senior year. He will immediately be one of the top prospects in the Fort Wayne area and will help make Bishop Luers very competitive in Class 2A once again. The 6'8" center will be one of the biggest, most physical interior presences in the state. He makes his debut at #44 in our Prep Hoops Indiana Class of 2026 Prospect Rankings.     Versatility is the first word that comes to mind when watching Thomas play. He is a capable catch-and-shoot threat from beyond the arc, has the athleticism to attack closeouts and finish inside, and has the size and strength rebound at a high level. The 6'4" forward who transferred from Park Tudor to Lawrence North for his senior season projects as a skilled 4-man at the next level.     College programs are always in search of bouncy forwards who can score around the basket and rebound at a high level. Woods can do both of those things very well. He had a breakout junior season at Northrop High School averaging 12.2 points and 7.0 rebounds per game and will now suit up at Fort Wayne Snider for his senior season. The 6'5"-6'6" forward is super long and athletic. Small college programs should definitely be recruiting him through his senior season.

We have finally made it through a long few weeks of rankings updates. We started with the initial introduction of our Class of 2029 Watch List and then updated, and expanded, our 2028, 2027, 2026 prospect rankings. Our Class of 2026 rankings, which we will be discussing further this week, now feature the Top 225 prospects along with a database of over 500 total players. As always, we will dive deeper into the rankings with stock-risers, new names, and more. Here are eight prospects who made their debut in our rankings since our last update.