Another of the state’s top unsigned seniors, Jones is a wing with size, skill, and the ability to score at all three levels. He finished with 15 points in a loss to eventual champion Calvary Christian, showcasing his offensive versatility. An above-average athlete with a high basketball IQ, Jones understands how to play within the flow of the game while still creating scoring opportunities. His combination of size, scoring ability, and feel for the game makes him an appealing prospect for college programs still looking to add to the 2026 class.

Jones, the Sharks’ leading scorer this season, is a wing with good positional size and a proven ability to score at all three levels. He plays aggressively on the offensive end and consistently finds ways to get downhill and finish at the rim. Jones impacts the game in multiple ways and has the ability to fill the stat sheet. His versatility and scoring instincts make him a constant offensive threat.

High-level two-way prospect playing with a natural feel for the game that keeps him fully engaged in every possession on both ends. His active hands and nonstop motor defensively consistently produced turnovers as he read the next pass before it happened, jumping lanes and sparking fast breaks for easy points. Offensively, he was a strong attacker with polished 1–2 step footwork through traffic, utilizing high pickups into spin moves, cross-steps, and euro steps for soft-touch finishes. He also scored off two feet with power and control, finishing through one-on-one contact with ease. As defenses began sending two or more bodies at him on the drive, he punished them by finding backdoor cutters with timely drop-off bounce passes, showing real creation ability.