2026 Mahliq Guiseppi-Kitson
Guiseppi-Kitson brings a strong, college-ready frame and knows how to utilize it effectively on the offensive end. He attacks downhill with purpose, embraces contact, and finishes with authority around the rim. Beyond that, he shows a well-rounded scoring arsenal—comfortable in the mid-range, capable of creating with strong handles, and able to space the floor as a perimeter threat. He also stays active on the glass, adding extra value with his motor. Defensively, Guiseppi-Kitson matches that same energy, using his athleticism to block and alter shots while showing the versatility to guard multiple positions, making him a true two-way prospect.
2026 Luca Sarnowska
Sarnowska has been such a force all spring, putting on a show as an offensive weapon for his teams. A player that we have noted time after time about his energy and motor, Sarnowska certainly makes his presence felt with his ability to create and get downhill, finish through contact and defenders, and be a consistent yet strong offensive scorer. He would be a nice late snag for a program.
2026 Josiah Guyton
Guyton has been really good this spring, as the long guard has been able to flourish with his overall offensive ability. Guyton does a great job in using his length and athleticism to his advantage, creating space and getting by defenders, showing a nice change of direction with his handles, and being a multi-level scorer as well as an impact piece on the defensive end.
2026 Cameron Smith
Smith is forward that I would continue to watch and look at more, especially after a strong and productive high school season. He brings solid size at 6’6 but his physicality and motor are what clearly stands out on the floor. He is relentless with his presence on the glass, as well as finishing strong around or at the rim. Underrated forward here in North Carolina.
2026 Stephano Farrington
Farrington still is uncommitted and is showcasing why he is such an intriguing prospect with his blend of what he is and what he could be in the end. Immediately stepping on the court, he brings athleticism and length, being able to score from a variety of levels, but he is at his best at the rim. But his presence on both sides of the floor, especially adding his shot-blocking ability, makes Farrington is a strong overall presence on the court.
2026 Matthew Rivlin
I’ve been impressed with Rivlin since the spring, as he has constantly found a way to stand out in my eyes with his overall play. He does a great job in finding ways to impact the game, whether it is scoring off the bounce, surprising you with his athleticism at the rim, or getting to his spots to knock down shots. Rivlin has proven time after time that he can be a strong piece on the court for his team and is a sneaky glue guy for college coaches to check out.
2026 Savion Brooks
Watching Brooks just a few weeks ago, he left a lasting impression on our scouts with his impact as a true scoring guard. He was constantly finding ways to create off the bounce and get paint touches, finishing well around defenders, and embracing contact to get to the free-throw line. Each time we watched him, Brooks was absolutely filling it up on the offensive end.
2026 Jayden Gunby
Gunby is another interesting forward that I don’t think gets a ton of praise, but is one who has been able to shine this spring. The 6’7 prospect does a great job in being a presence around the paint, battling and finishing strong around or at the rim. He is always active on the glass, runs the floor well, and can punish opponents at the rim. Gunby is one of those sneaky prospects still left on the board that brings true value for his team.
2026 Carter Abernethy
Abernethy continues to be a name that impressed with his steady development and offensive feel. He does a great job getting to his spots, attacking the defense with purpose, and finishing through contact at the rim. Abernethy also shows confidence in his ability to score from multiple levels, making him a consistent offensive threat. His size, skill, and scoring versatility make him a guard worth tracking late.
2026 Terrance Badio
Badio is a guard who could be a valuable late pickup for a program with his consistent motor and production. At 6’3, he plays hard on both ends, bringing energy and toughness every possession. Badio does a great job creating his own scoring opportunities, pushing the pace in transition, and finding ways to make an impact across the board. His competitiveness and all-around play make him a guard who continues to trend in the right direction.