Fogle was second on All Ohio 15 U in both scoring and rebounding as he brings strength and toughness from the wing forward position. Able to score off second chance points and putbacks, Fogle scores a lot of his points in the paint. I’m impressed by Fogle’s touch around the basket as he gets a lot of close shots to fall off the rim. One of the most productive players in Ohio’s 2026 class, Fogle is a name to watch.

Fogle is a physical freak and still was bigger and stronger than mostly everybody he went up against at the 15 U level this weekend. His athleticism and strength carried over to the EYBL 15 U level as Fogle had a couple breakaway slam dunks that brought big time energy to his team. Maybe his best trait is his touch at the basket from 5-10 feet. Fogle made numerous shots from that area that either swished through the net or bounced around before falling in the basket. A couple wild takes that led to turnovers by Fogle, something not to harp on but more to nitpick at this stage in his development. As other players continue to mature physically, Fogle will need to continue to expand his game but he is one of the most impactful 2026 prospects in the Midwest currently.

One of the more physically dominant freshmen I’ve come across, Fogle was a very productive last summer for Wildcat Select 15 U 3SSB. With a body that was ready for varsity basketball, Fogle was one of the most productive players in his conference as a freshman. The biggest area I want to see development with Fogle is as an outside shooter, right now he checks a lot of boxes for a young wing prospect and will be one of the most discussed 2026 prospects in Ohio.