McCann has been excellent for Ridgefield over his high school career. He has an elite offensive game, scoring from all 3 levels. He creates his own shot well, playing off two and being elite for his squad. His mid-range is excellent, smoothly getting to his spots and being able to rise above to get his shots off.

Posted another strong game in a win over Eisenhower and scored from each level, finding a little heater in the second half to help the Spudders pull away. Also showed off some decent playmaking and quick decisions in spots to find teammates with cutting passes through the defense.

McCann is a strong guard who shoots the three at a good clip, and yesterday was showing off his strength in the paint and ability to draw fouls. He does well to play off two, use shot fakes in traffic, and goes up strong around bodies. He also showed off some deft passing early on in the loss to Selah, zipping a pass through the defense from the top, and picking out the roller in a tight window to the hoop.

Jamison is a talented guard who goes very underrated here in the 2026 class. He is a pure bucket getter, being able to score from all 3 levels and get tough buckets with defenders guarding him tight. He drops 30/40+ during his high school games but during AAU he adjusts to what his team needs, still scoring at an efficient level and knowing what shots to take. He’ll be playing with South Sound Roots Academy in Wichita, Kansas this weekend.

Earlier this week, McCann showed off some serious scoring power, breaking the Ridgefield school record for points in a game by dropping 46 against Hudson’s Bay. He’s a kid who shows a pretty good stroke out to 3-point, does well to time cuts to get to the rim and open spaces in the midrange, and shows some focus to hit tough shots. He’s also exhibited some toughness needed to finish inside and around the paint, as well as staying strong with some determined downhill takes.

McCaan has been putting up some pretty big numbers in summer and fall ball with Ridgefield and looks like a guy who could make a nice step forward this winter. He averaged double figures last season and was the Spudders second-leading scorer. He’s shown a pretty smooth jumper off the bounce in the midrange and stretching out to 3-point. Does a good job getting on balance for shots and should play a big role for Ridgefield this winter.

Jamison has been scoring the ball really, really well this summer for Ridgefield during summer ball and dominating the AAU scene for PNW Sixers . He has a stellar pull up jumper, stopping on a dime with ease and sinking the buckets smoothly. He handles the ball at an elite level too, facilitating at a high level for his offense if needed. He crashes the glass hard which really stands out to coaches at the next level.