Leading off my list of 2026s who impressed at the EPIC Hoops Holiday Hoopfeast is Sukhi Singh Sukhi Singh 6'3" | CG Byrnes | 2026 State SC . Although it wasn’t a big surprise because of what we’ve seen from Singh this summer, it is clear to see that Sukhi is a completely different player from a season ago. He has added so much to his offensive game, becoming an absolute knockdown three-point shooter, while also improving his driving ability. Sukhi had 27 points on 5 3PM in Wednesday’s win over Legacy, with two of the five really swinging momentum towards his team during a 20-0 run in the third quarter.

Sukhi is another prospect who has made major strides in our rankings and in the eyes of College Coaches. He has received his first two offers over the last 90 days, with Piedmont and Bob Jones being the openers in the race for his talents. Like Campbell, it wouldn’t be a surprise to still be seeing Singh playing for his school in early March.

Despite only making one three, Sukhi did just about everything else to help Byrnes beat Miami Southridge (FL). He put up 17 points and 5 rebounds, showing another side of his offensive game while also contributing with defensive rebounding and playmaking. Singh got going early with a left-corner three and an and-1 dunk, which helped him find a rhythm and create space for his teammates. He had multiple first-half and-1s because he was strong and aggressive in driving the ball to his right. Sukhi also showed strides with his passing, making the right reads out of the paint and the extra pass on the perimeter.

Headlining my list of 2026 Standouts from the Phenom Challenge is Sukhi Singh Sukhi Singh 6'3" | CG Byrnes | 2026 State SC . Sukhi has been running with FCA Upstate this season and had a good showing in the win over Masked Men. He put up 15 points in the game while knocking down threes and having success in transition, but he also displayed his athleticism and defensive playmaking with 3 blocks and 1 steal. Singh has good size, can handle the ball, and will make plays off the dribble when defenses run him off the line.