Gomez continues to carve out his own path. The versatile wing player plays both ends of the court. He plays at a good pace considering he hardly leaves the court. He had 22 points in game one working the baseline finishing with strong drives at the rim, and multiple transition buckets. He works well from the high post area as a triple threat, with more touches.

Andre is a strong, talented lefty who consistently contributes on both ends. Gomez performed well this weekend and was attacking the basket with good aggression, creating extra chances by grabbing offensive rebounds, and earning trips to the free throw line. He is also a versatile defender thanks to his quickness and upper body strength.

Gomez continues on the upward path. The versatile 2026 has a good set of skills and body to work with. At 6’5 he can generate a buckets in different ways. He has good hops, decent handles and the body to bump his way into the paint for buckets. He can hit the short jumper and a 3ptr that’s improving. He attacks the rim hard in transition, and along the baseline. He rebounds and defends with good effort.

He’s top 5 in NorCal’s 2026 class with an opportunity to move up this spring and summer based on what we saw at this event. The 6’5 G/W continues to raise his level of play showing his scoring and versatility, while putting points up from all angles, and finishing with either hand, and two feet including dunks. He’s a productive 2026 who plays on an even keel.