Josh Kori is a 6'4" Shooting Guard in the 2026 class.
Kori attends Oak Park in Missouri and plays club basketball for KC Run GMC.
Kori's Player Profile was created on March 15, 2023.
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Josh
KoriSG
Class
2026
Height
6'4"
HS
Oak Park
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MO
Kansas City Games to Watch: Who is the Northland’s Best?
There’s a reason Kori continues to make waves on the recruiting trail — he’s a true two-way wing...
Written by Daniel Siehndel
Josh
KoriSG
Class
2026
Height
6'4"
HS
Oak Park
|
MO
Recruiting Trail Update: Prospects Expanding Their Offer Lists
Add Kori to the list of Kansas City offers, as it’s clear the program is working to secure...
Written by Daniel Siehndel
Josh
KoriSG
Class
2026
Height
6'4"
HS
Oak Park
|
MO
Noble Classic: Dallas Parish VS Missouri Oak Park
Josh Kori was a standout player from Oak Park that utilized his creativity off the dribble to primarily...
Written by Thomas Hofler III
Josh
KoriSG
Class
2026
Height
6'4"
HS
Oak Park
|
MO
NOBLE Session IV – Oak Park (MO) vs Millard North (NE)
Kori was the most dominant player on the floor, scoring efficiently and controlling the paint on both ends....
Written by Jay Frye
Josh
KoriSG
Class
2026
Height
6'4"
HS
Oak Park
|
MO
NOBLE Session IV – Parish vs Oak Park (MO)
Kori led all scorers with 26 points, attacking confidently and shooting 10-for-17 from the field.He was aggressive from...
Written by Jay Frye
Daniel Siehndel | Prep Hoops Scout
Daniel Siehndel
Prep Hoops Scout
There’s a reason Kori continues to make waves on the recruiting trail — he’s a true two-way wing who can change the outcome of a game. Contributing in a little bit of everything, he made plays on both ends of the floor. His deep-range shooting was particularly impressive, especially as he was able to play off the catch and get his feet set quickly. As usual, Kori also played well in transition, slashing to the basket and playing above the rim. Defensively, he would also make some big plays, bringing a motor and will to that end. Time and again, he made the plays when his team needed them most, willing his squad to a much-needed win.
Add Kori to the list of Kansas City offers, as it’s clear the program is working to secure top talent across the metro area. Kori fits the mold of a guard/wing who plays with an edge and brings excellent size, length, and athleticism to his position. His experience and winning pedigree at Oak Park should also weigh heavily with how he’s looked at and projected at the next level.
This season, he’s shown a much more detailed game, particularly on the offensive end, displaying consistency from deep and in the mid-range. He remains aggressive as a finisher and in transition, while also proving he can guard multiple positions effectively on defense. In addition to the recent Kansas City offer, Kori already holds Division II opportunities from William Jewell and Rockhurst, giving him plenty of options at the next level.
Josh KoriJoshKori
6'4" | SG
Oak Park | 2026 StateMO
was a standout player from Oak Park that utilized his creativity off the dribble to primarily score points. Offensively, he is a three-level scorer capable of consistently producing high-quality points. In the game against Dallas Parish Episcopal, he showcased his ability to hit tough mid-range shots while finding his spots effectively. Additionally, Josh’s impressive athletic standing dunk, despite his height of 6’4”, further demonstrated his skill on the court. Defensively, he is an active off-ball defender who excels at stealing the ball.
Kori was the most dominant player on the floor, scoring efficiently and controlling the paint on both ends. His 10–13 shooting reflects elite shot selection, finishing through contact, and an ability to score without over-dribbling. He consistently punished single coverage and was active on the offensive glass, creating second-chance points. Defensively, he stayed vertical and cleaned possessions with rebounds rather than fouling. His impact went beyond scoring, as Oak Park’s offense flowed smoothly when playing through him.
Kori led all scorers with 26 points, attacking confidently and shooting 10-for-17 from the field. He was aggressive from deep (3 made threes) and converted at the line, keeping Oak Park within striking distance throughout. Kori also contributed defensively with 3 steals, using anticipation to create transition chances. His scoring punch and assertiveness were the backbone of Oak Park’s offense. College coaches at the Division I and Division II level need to be reaching out to him