Comba, a senior guard out of South Burlington High School, has put his name in the conversation as the best combo guard in the VPA this winter. The 6’0″ lefty does a nice job of mixing up the ways he scores, can really makes plays in transition, and has developed into a consistent scorer from behind the arc. He does a nice job of getting downhill as a driver, particularly out of ball screens and DHO actions, has a quick first step in isolations, and is slipper when making his way to the rim with the ball in his hands. He finishes with athleticism and length around the basket, isn’t afraid to play through contact, and has shown the ability to make tough, contested shots in the paint when needed.

Comba, a senior guard out of South Burlington High School, is a two-way terror with his ability to score the basketball and to create turnovers. Offensively, he utilizes a quick first step to get into the paint, where he’s capable of scoring over size. He also has some shot creation ability in the mid-range and does a nice job of knocking down shots in catch and shoot situations. Defensively, he’s really good at the point of attack, using his quickness to create steals and deflections.

Comba is a 6’0″ guard out of South Burlington. The 2026 prospect is one of the top scorers out of Vermont, showing the ability to get baskets at all three levels. He has a quick release on his jumper and does a nice job of elevating into his shot in catch and shoot situations. With the ball in his hands, he can get past the initial defender and shows an understanding of when to dish it off and when to score over size. Defensively, he’s really active at the point of attack and does a nice job of using his quick hands to generate steals and deflections. He makes plays on that end of the floor with effort and aggressiveness.

Paul Comba Paul Comba 6'0" | PG South Burlington | 2026 State New E had a good day playing solid all-around winning basketball. With his blazing-quick speed, he was getting in transition and finishing at the rim with ease. He made the right reads with the ball, and the right decisions off the ball by finding open spots to knock down catch and shoot three balls. His speed and effort also translated on the defensive side and created turnovers which resulted in points in the other direction. Comba kept his game simple, which led to a productive afternoon on the hardwood.