Adam Tanner is a 5'10" Point Guard in the 2026 class.
Tanner attends Oak Park in Missouri and plays club basketball for Mokan.
Tanner's Player Profile was created on March 15, 2023.
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Expert Analysis
Adam
TannerPG
Class
2026
Height
5'10"
HS
Oak Park
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MO
Kansas City Games to Watch: Who is the Northland’s Best?
Much like Kori, Tanner continued to do all the little things that have defined his career, this time...
Written by Daniel Siehndel
Adam
TannerPG
Class
2026
Height
5'10"
HS
Oak Park
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MO
Kansas City’s Top Performers Gaining Momentum Into February
Adam Tanner appears to be steering Oak Park back in the right direction, highlighted by recent statement wins...
Written by Daniel Siehndel
Adam
TannerPG
Class
2026
Height
5'10"
HS
Oak Park
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MO
Noble Classic: Dallas Parish VS Missouri Oak Park
Adam Tanner was the floor general for Oak Park against Dallas Parish Episcopal as he consistently made plays...
Written by Thomas Hofler III
Adam
TannerPG
Class
2026
Height
5'10"
HS
Oak Park
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MO
NOBLE Session IV – Oak Park (MO) vs Millard North (NE)
Tanner set the tone offensively as a downhill guard who consistently got into the paint. He balanced scoring...
Written by Jay Frye
Adam
TannerPG
Class
2026
Height
5'10"
HS
Oak Park
|
MO
NOBLE Session IV – Parish vs Oak Park (MO)
Tanner chipped in 11 points, 4 rebounds, and 4 assists, providing steady guard play across 30 minutes. While...
Written by Jay Frye
Daniel Siehndel | Prep Hoops Scout
Daniel Siehndel
Prep Hoops Scout
Much like Kori, Tanner continued to do all the little things that have defined his career, this time against the Hornets. The ball always seems to find its way into his hands, and he puts constant pressure on defenders, navigating the floor while patiently searching for cracks in the defense. His ability to hang in the air and finish through contact made him a steady offensive threat, and he consistently drew fouls to get himself to the free-throw line. Adam also knocked down a few timely threes when Oak Park’s lead began to shrink. His energy never wavered, pushing the pace up and down the court and forcing the Northtown guards to match his relentless intensity.
Adam TannerAdamTanner
5'10" | PG
Oak Park | 2026 StateMO
appears to be steering Oak Park back in the right direction, highlighted by recent statement wins over North Kansas City and Battle. He continues to lean on the traits that have defined his high school career — taking over games when necessary and defending relentlessly with his lateral quickness and strong instincts.
Against North Kansas City, Tanner was at his best late, scoring 10 of his game-high 26 points in the fourth quarter and overtime to close out the win. His in-between game has taken a noticeable leap, as he’s become more effective pulling up or relying on his floater against different defensive looks. At the same time, he continues to create opportunities for others when the ball is in his hands.
Expect more of the same from Tanner and Oak Park as they push toward the end of the regular season, focused on playing their best basketball when it matters most.
Adam TannerAdamTanner
5'10" | PG
Oak Park | 2026 StateMO
was the floor general for Oak Park against Dallas Parish Episcopal as he consistently made plays for his teammates offensively. Throughout the game, he demonstrated his scoring ability as the primary ball handler. With the ball in his hands, he showcased a good handle and ball security. Adam’s late-game steal down the stretch was evident, highlighting his effort and competitiveness as he played significant minutes.
Tanner set the tone offensively as a downhill guard who consistently got into the paint. He balanced scoring and playmaking, showing comfort attacking closeouts and making reads once help arrived. His free-throw conversion reflects strong body control and an ability to absorb contact. Defensively, he rebounded his position and stayed engaged in team concepts. Tanner played with pace and decisiveness that kept Millard North on its heels.
Tanner chipped in 11 points, 4 rebounds, and 4 assists, providing steady guard play across 30 minutes. While his shot volume was high, he balanced his scoring with playmaking to keep teammates involved. He showed toughness defending the ball and competing through contact in a tight game. Tanner’s composure and willingness to facilitate helped Oak Park push Parish late.