1of1 Pena US continues to prove why it is a program college coaches need to keep a close eye on, consistently bringing next-level talent to the floor. With a roster full of skilled, productive prospects, this group offers a strong mix of size, versatility, and competitiveness that translates across multiple positions. Whether it’s scoring, playmaking, or impacting the game on both ends, 1of1 Pena US showcases players who are ready to step up and perform, making them a valuable source for programs still looking to add talent.
2026 Douglas Smith
Smith was able to flourish to start the season, bringing strong production overall with his ability and comfort in scoring all over the place. He ran the floor well in transition, consistently putting pressure on the defense and finishing effectively around the rim. Smith also showed comfort stepping out and knocking down shots from multiple levels, making him a tough matchup offensively. His overall activity, versatility, and scoring production allowed him to make a strong impact throughout.
2026 Jack Siegel
Siegel has been another impressive scoring presence on the court, coming off a high school season in which he averaged nearly 22 points per game. He brings that same shot-making ability to the courts this summer late, as he could be a late snag. A high academic kid, he showcases a high IQ for the game in getting to his spots on and off the ball, having a fluid release with his jumper, and understands how to use his size well. He should easily be a late snag for a program and will continue to shine late this summer.
2026 Kingston Henry
Henry is coming off a tremendous high school season in which he was able to flourish as a true scorer on the court, and he has shown that for this team as well. In his last game, he had a 36-point outing just to sum up just what he can do offensively. Kingston is strong off the bounce in creating for himself, scoring and finishing, attacking the defense, weaving and creating, and seems to be all over the court on both ends. He also has proven to be a strong shooting presence from behind the arc.
2026 Matthew Rivlin
Rivlin has made his presence well known throughout the first few tournaments, as the 6’4 prospect showcases his ability to bring impressive athleticism that may surprise a few but also the ability to operate/guard multiple positions. Rivlin has a strong frame that allows him to finish strong downhill and at the rim, but he is just as comfortable in getting to his spots and knocking down shots. His blend of size, athleticism, and diversity on the court should attract college coaches late.