After a spring that saw him lead Game Elite in scoring at over 15 points per game in adidas 3SSB play, Hernandez earned his spot in the state’s Top 10. He is a quick, strong, scoring lead guard who is an effective finisher in the paint. Hernandez can really get downhill and put pressure on the defense. In addition to his ability with the ball, he is a reliable shot maker with range and gives great effort on the defensive end of the floor.

The sophomore point guard led Game Elite in assists while also averaging 13.5 points per game in California. Hernandez is a quick, scoring lead guard who consistently gets into the paint and creates offense. He’s a reliable shot maker with range, capable of stretching defenses, and has solid strength for the position. A willing defender, Hernandez competes on that end and brings a balanced, productive presence to the backcourt.

Power 5 schools have offered the highly productive sophomore with real scoring instincts. Hernandez has already established himself as a heavy-load playmaker averaging 17.3 points, 4.1 rebounds, 5.9 assists and 2.4 steals. He’s a confident shot-maker who can heat up quickly—especially from the perimeter—but also has the handle to get into the paint and make plays. What stands out is the fearlessness; he doesn’t play like a sophomore.

Hernandez is a quick, high-scoring lead guard who averaged 17.3 points per game en route to earning All-State honors as a sophomore. He consistently gets into the paint using his speed and handle, and is a reliable shot maker with range beyond the arc. He shows solid strength for his position and competes on the defensive end as a willing defender. Hernandez’s scoring ability and pace make him a high level prospect in the 2028 class.

The sophomore point guard found his rhythm in the second half for the Wolverines, showing his ability to impact the game as both a scorer and a distributor. Hernandez changes speeds effectively and consistently plays under control, allowing him to create advantages off the dribble. He is a creative finisher in the paint and complements his offensive skill set with active hands and effort on the defensive end.

Another talented sophomore, Hernandez is leading the way for the 14–2 Wolverines while averaging 17.5 points per game. He is a quick, scoring lead guard who consistently gets into the paint to finish in the lane and also shows deep range as a shot maker. With good strength for his position, Hernandez fills the stat sheet, adding 6.6 assists and 4.4 rebounds per contest.

One of the top young lead guards in the state, he uses a tight handle to consistently create space for his mid-range pull-up. He isn’t afraid to mix it up on the glass with bigger players and reliably makes the right reads. A true coach on the floor, he understands pace not only within the flow of the game, but also within his scoring actions and overall decision-making.

Hernandez is a quick, scoring lead guard who is averaging 17.6 points per game for Head Coach Bryce Brickhouse. The sophomore can get into the paint, is an efficient shot maker and has decent strength. Hernandez is shooting over 41% from three point range and is also an asset on the defensive end of the floor.

A quick and shifty playmaker with tremendous athleticism and a long wiry frame. King showed to be all in attacking the paint and making it look effortless! King is dazzling in the open floor showing particularly good end to end speed and difference maker.

KD attacked from all levels en route Walker winning the Blue Bracket Championship 66-59 over East Forsyth. Hernandez tallied 19 points, 3 rebounds, 1 assist and 3 steals. The sophomore is a mature decision maker who is strong with the ball. He finished with both hands downhill and sank a pair of three-pointers.