Keeping it in the Columbia area, Kaleb checks in as one of the highest-ranked wings in the junior class. He is a guy I am high on and have been watching for a while, but this summer was the best look I’ve gotten at him yet. He was a key producer for C.A. Johnson in June, looking poised to step into a starting role for the defending 1A State Champs, and his combination of length and shooting is something that will be valuable for them and could have college coaches calling this time next year.

In terms of potential, Walker-Hair has as high a ceiling as any unranked prospect in the 2028 class. It won’t stay that way, as I’m getting a better feel for his game, and I’m intrigued by his combination of length and shooting every time I watch. Kaleb needs to beef up a little bit to hold up at the next level, but he has the tools to be a good defender and interior finisher.