-EG10 beat Starks Elite by 3 in a Saturday morning battler

-Hudson hit a late pull-up triple to take the lead by 3

-Clearly he is a game & clutch performer

-EG10 called timeout for the last second shot & Horvath delivered

Horvath is back on the AAU circuit and still filling it up with EG10 17u now that he has reclassified to the Class of 2026. He remains a very talented scorer out of the backcourt with perimeter shot-making ability and enough athleticism to be effective attacking the basket as well. It will be interesting to follow his recruitment over the next year and see where he ultimately ends up. He was a highly sought after small college prospect in Indiana before leaving Park Tudor and deciding to reclassify.

Hudson Horvath, a player with good mechanics on his jump shot would be a target for an opposing defense on the perimeter. He started the first half with an early six points, knocking down two three-pointers that put EG3 up against the Gulf Coast Blue Chips. Without the ball, he made himself a target coming off screens at times. While he’s a threat on the perimeter, he also looks for opportunities in the lane to convert layups. Defensively, Hudson is very active, playing with a sense of toughness throughout the entire game. With his height, he’s not afraid of boxing out opposing players for rebounds on both ends of the floor.

No stranger to All-Tournament honors at Prep Hoops events, Horvath is a EG10 veteran. Now that he has reclassified to the Class of 2026 he is still suiting up and proving himself as one of the best guards in the gym. Horvath poured in 24 points in a win on Saturday and EG10 finished the weekend with a 3-1 record.

A veteran of the Prep Hoops Circuit, Horvath is back for another year after reclassifying to 2026. The talented guard was highly sought after by small college programs heading into his senior season at Park Tudor, but he ultimately decided to attend prep school and make another run at the spring and summer circuit. Horvath, as usual, was among the standouts for EG10 at The Stage. He is an outstanding perimeter shotmaker and has continued to get physically stronger which helps him finish around the basket at the end of his drives. Look for him to continue to garner some college interest now that he is in the Class of 2026.

Production, production, production is the word when you think of Hudson Horvath Hudson Horvath 6'1" | PG IN as there are very very guards in the state that can produce the way he does. Horvath recently reclassified to the 2026 class and was running with EG10 2026 over the weekend. Just like we have seen from him before, he did a great job of scoring the ball at a high level while also being the guy to start the offense. Still a high-level guard in the state.