He spent time running the point guard position. A steady ball handler, keeps his dribble live, settled the team in half-court sets. He makes good use of his body on the dribble. He had good passing around the perimeter, knows where his shooters are, he can get into the paint. His steady guard play helped get his team to the Championship Game.

Brandon Woodards Brandon Woodards 6'2" | CG Oakland Tech | 2026 State CA-N : The Underrated Tech Guard

Brandon Woodards Brandon Woodards 6'2" | CG Oakland Tech | 2026 State CA-N , a 6’2” guard in the class of 2026, quietly stood out during the St. Mary’s Team Camp. Playing for Oakland Tech, he didn’t need to take over games with scoring—he made his presence felt in many other aspects of the game. Woodards was the ultimate glue guy. He played with pace, defended multiple positions, and constantly made winning plays. Whether it was diving for loose balls, helping on rotations, or pushing the tempo in transition, Brandon quietly impacted the game.

He’s got good size for a guard and uses it well on defense, guarding just about anyone on the floor. On offense, he knows how to break down defenses and get into the paint, from there he’s going to finish or draw a foul. He also penetrates to collapse defenders and find shooters for open threes. His game is unselfish, smart, and built for team success.