Adrik Jenkin is a 6'5" Shooting Guard in the 2026 class.
Jenkin attends Colfax in Washington and plays club basketball for Hooptown Elite.
Jenkin's Player Profile was created on December 7, 2022.
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Adrik
JenkinSG
Class
2026
Height
6'5"
HS
Colfax
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WA
Seniors ending the year strong
Adrik finishes his stellar high school career with a perfect 27-0 season and a 2B state championship. He...
Written by Devin Record
Adrik
JenkinSG
Class
2026
Height
6'5"
HS
Colfax
|
WA
2026 Rankings: 8 Risers in the Top 50
Jenkin is a big-time athlete who can finish high at the rim, and he pairs that athleticism with...
Written by Ryan Morgan
Adrik
JenkinSG
Class
2026
Height
6'5"
HS
Colfax
|
WA
Battle in Seattle Rewind: Standout 17U SGs
Once again showed his impressive combination of shot-making and athleticism. Was dropping in threes and did a great...
Written by Ryan Morgan
Adrik
JenkinSG
Class
2026
Height
6'5"
HS
Colfax
|
WA
2026 Stock-Riser SGs
Jenkin helped spur Colfax to a 2B title last season and a 29-0 record, showing a lot to...
Written by Ryan Morgan
Adrik
JenkinSG
Class
2026
Height
6'5"
HS
Colfax
|
WA
2026 Summer League Guards to Watch
Jenkin took a big step forward last season, helping Colfax take home the 2B state title. He’s a...
Written by Ryan Morgan
Adrik
JenkinSG
Class
2026
Height
6'5"
HS
Colfax
|
WA
Early Season AAU Standout Guards
Jenkin helped lead Colfax to the 2B state title last season and has picked up right where he...
Written by Ryan Morgan
Adrik
JenkinSG
Class
2026
Height
6'5"
HS
Colfax
|
WA
2026 Rankings: Six Stock-Risers
MVP of the NE2B League’s south division, Jenkin showed up big in their biggest game of the year...
Written by Ryan Morgan
Devin Record | Prep Hoops Scout
Devin Record
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Adrik finishes his stellar high school career with a perfect 27-0 season and a 2B state championship. He is a smooth wing who scores from all 3 levels, displaying a quick first step and athleticism to slam it home with ease. He fought through a lot this season, losing his dad to cancer toward the end of the season. Jenkin is a player who could play at the next level.
Jenkin is a big-time athlete who can finish high at the rim, and he pairs that athleticism with some dead-eye shooting from all over the floor. He is one of the better catch-and-shoot and one to two dribble pull-up shooters in his class. He has great lift when shooting off the bounce, and when he has a clean look at the hoop, odds are it will find the bottom of the net.
Once again showed his impressive combination of shot-making and athleticism. Was dropping in threes and did a great job identifying low hands on close outs to sink several threes. Also finished off a monster contact finish off the alley-oop that got the gym jumping.
Jenkin helped spur Colfax to a 2B title last season and a 29-0 record, showing a lot to like about his game on the way. He’s a knockdown 3-point shooter with deep range who will fire whenever he has room. He’s also a kid who brings a lot of length to the perimeter and can get by his man with a long first step, and get into passing lanes to disrupt the offense.
Jenkin took a big step forward last season, helping Colfax take home the 2B state title. He’s a long shooter with limitless range who also has some sneaky athleticism. It wouldn’t be surprising to see him take yet another big step forward and rise the ranks in the 2026 class.
Jenkin helped lead Colfax to the 2B state title last season and has picked up right where he left off in the AAU season. He’s a taller guard at 6-foot-4 who has shown unlimited range from 3PT. Besides having the green light to spray from deep, he’s also an athletic kid who can make plays at the rim, continues to look more and more impressive physically, and should be in store for a big AAU season with Hooptown.
MVP of the NE2B League’s south division, Jenkin showed up big in their biggest game of the year and gave a glimpse of his potential as a 3&D player. Helped Colfax take home the 2B State Title and started the game off hot from 3-point, showcasing massive range while also showing how his length can factor in on the defensive end. It was a big step forward this season for the sophomore guard who continues to improve.