2026 6’9 Latrell Allmond (Team Loaded VA) – John Marshall
Sitting baseline for his game, Allmond was an immediate force it was great to get another viewing of his game and how he has evolved as a player. Phenom Hoops has been on him since 8th grade and he has only continued to get better and better. With his size and frame, he maneuvers really well on the court, staying active and engaged as well as demanding on the boards and inside the paint. But he also has continued to elevate his game in being able to step out and be a threat as well as put on the deck. Continuing to watch him, he is one that I believe should only continue to garner more offers his way.
2026 6’6 Ian Premer (KC Run GMC) – Great Bend HS
It was our first viewing of Premer and we started to dive more into his game as well as overall as an athlete. Premer certainly has the attention of college programs, as the 6’6 football prospect holds offers from all over the county as a tight end. But from what we saw on the court, he should be a target as well as a basketball prospect. Premer has fantastic footwork and feel for the game, and brings a ton of production but is also a smart player on the court. He was strong in scoring around defenders and keeping them guessing, finishing with touch around the basket and being strong off the dribble. But he also made excellent passes, made great decisions, and made his impact felt in a variety of areas.
2026 6’5 Trent Perry (Drive Nation) – Link Academy
Perry is regarded as one of the top players in his class and it showed with his game on Day 1. Watching him operate on the court, he has a smooth and under-control feel to his game, making good reads, playing with great pace, and letting the game come to him. He excelled in being a prospect who impacts the game in a variety of ways, whether it was scoring and driving, finishing strong, facilitating and finding teammates, rebounding on both ends, and making an impact defensively. He was at his best offensively getting downhill but his overall impact can’t be denied on the court.
2026 6’6 Abdou Toure (Expressions) – Notre Dame High
Phenom Hoops was able to run into On3’s Jamie Shaw while at the event, as he pointed us over to check out Toure and learn more about his game. We were impressed with what we saw as Toure was a strong, downhill producer who wasn’t flashy but just got things done on the court. He excelled in being a creator with his ability to get to his shot for his mid-range game but also mixed it up on finishing at the rim. He brings a physical feel to the court and plays with a strong demeanor, as he can be a multi-level scorer and we really liked his overall competitive nature on the court.
2026 6’5 Jalyn Collingwood (New World) – Sidwell Friends School
Collingwood was another new name that really presented and attracted our eyes on Day 1 of the event. The 6’5 physical guard did a great job in showing his ability to create for himself, help run the show offensively, and be a tough matchup with his size, physicality, and ability to score from a variety of levels. Collingwood mixed it up well with his ability to drive and finish, knock down shots off the dribble, and play on and off the ball; really liked that he could be used in a variety of ways as well as his ability to guard multiple positions. Very physical finisher and scorer on Day 1.