Jett is one of my favorite guards to watch in the state. He plays aggressively, utilizing a nice bump when attacking and needing to create space for himself. His deep shot is reliable as he can catch fire from deep and hit multiple in a game if he finds his rhythm. Jett doesn’t need the ball in his hands to be effective as he moves off-ball smoothly to find the open gaps in the defense.

Bremerman put in a solid weekend of work at the Battle in Seattle, and continues to steadily get better and better. He was on from the get go, knocking down shots from each level, working off the catch and the dribble, and scoring efficiently with his touches. Continued to chip in with little plays on both ends of the floor, but really looks like a more potent scoring threat and is a riser to watch in this 2028 class.

This guard leverages his length effectively on both ends of the court, making an impact both offensively and defensively. He attacks the basket with precision, stopping on a dime to execute smooth mid-range jumpers that rise effortlessly over defenders. His athleticism shines through as he navigates the court, creating scoring opportunities with ease. Additionally, his sharp perimeter shooting makes him a constant threat from deep, stretching defenses and opening up the floor for his teammates.

Standing out as a lengthy wing, this player possesses an innate ability to get to his spots on the court with impressive precision. His patient play style allows him to identify the perfect moment to attack the basket, finishing strong through contact. Demonstrating a high basketball IQ, he consistently makes smart decisions, showcasing his knack for reading defenses effectively. With a high ceiling and continuous development, he’s undoubtedly a player to keep an eye on in the coming seasons.