-Class of 2026 Boys Recruiting Class Rankings

*Updated around the beginning of each month,

*Our rankings are based off of analysis of all three junior rankings metrics, and WAGR (for int'l athletes) for the athletes which we have received confirmation of commitment. We may not have full information regarding all of the top int'l athletes; please send us any information that we may be missing!

1. Vanderbilt University: Luke Colton, Tyler Mawhinney

2. University of Georgia: Hamilton Coleman, Drew Woolworth, Mason Howell

3. University of Tennessee: Tyler Watts, Pennson Badgett

4. University of Alabama: Phillip Dunham, Bailey Sutter

5. University of North Carolina: Asher Vargas, Preston Hage

6. University of Virginia: Hugo Le Goff, Jager Pain

7. University of Arkansas: Lev Grinberg, Neo Berg

8. Arizona State University: Oscar Couilleau, Ching-Wei Hsieh, Raul Gomez, Bryan Newman

9. University of Oklahoma: Coltrane Mittag, Max Emberson

10. University of Texas: Brooks Harper, Sterling Hurd

Teams to watch:

Pepperdine University: Kailer Stone, Luke Ringkamp

University of Illinois: Le Khanh Hung, Harrison Zipfel

Auburn University: Smith Summerlin, Alex Holder, Hampton Beebe

Clemson University: Gabriel Holtz, Daniel McBrien

Arizona State University: Oscar Couilleau, Ching-Wei Hsieh, Raul Gomez

Texas A&M University: Landon Ashcraft, Owen Bolles

University of California, Los Angeles: Matthew Hull, Baron Nguyen

Georgia Tech: Patmon Malcolm, Brody McQueen

Brigham Young University: Drake Harvey, Austin Shelley

3/30: Due to the recent play of UNC's Preston Hage, the Tarheels move up to the 5th spot, while Texas drops to #10. Arizona State enters the top 10 at #8, with the improved play of Oscar Couilleau and an addition of their 4th recruit in the top 800 in WAGR.

2/2: The only addition to our current list of teams is Hampton Beebe, who re-classed from 2027 to 2026 and committed to Auburn. There have been no tournaments that have affected individual rankings, thus no changes to team rankings.

12/27: It's been quiet on the 2026 commitment front, and now that Blades Brown is turning pro, there may not be many shakeups in the rankings. Changes in rankings in 2025 will occur according to the performance of current commits.

11/16 Virgina enters the top 10 at #6 with the commitment of Hugo Le Goff of France, who is 160th in WAGR rankings. The Cavaliers are making this an international class, as Le Goff joins Canadian Jager Pain, currently 28th in JGS. Auburn drops out of the top-10.