Handles,Vision,Leadership:2026 PG Rankings

The 2026 PG class is loaded with playmakers who have elite handles, next-level vision, and true leadership. These guards make everyone around them better!" see where they stack up in their positional rankings.    [player_tooltip player_id='752545' first='Jamila' last='Ray'], the electric, fast, and shifty point guard, is finishing her senior year at Montverde Academy. Coming in ranked #7 among point guards in her class, Ray possesses the ball-handling, athleticism, and pace to control any game she plays in.   The Western Kentucky commit has accomplished a lot in her high school career and will showcase her talents across the country against some of the best—because she can compete with the best. She will play a major role in her team's push for a national championship, bringing excitement on the offensive end and even more impact on the defensive end.     [player_tooltip player_id='216440' first='Kailani' last='Merrell'] has collegiate size at the point guard position, standing at 6 feet tall, which is one reason she's a George Mason commit. She can handle the ball in tight spaces, but what truly makes defenders respect her is her ability to shoot at a high percentage. Merrell is a matchup problem for opposing teams every night, earning her the #9 ranking among point guards in her class.   Entering her senior year, she brings leadership and skill as she looks to make a deep run for the 7A state championship. With the confidence gained from the travel season, Merrell is poised to have her best statistical season yet.     [player_tooltip player_id='248681' first='Alayiah' last='Johnson'] is one of the best defensive guards in her class—there aren't many guards she can't lock down. Add in her ability to slash to the rim with a quick first step, crafty finishes, and the strength and grit to finish through contact, and you have a complete two-way threat. If defenses decide to double her, she'll make them pay by finding open teammates, threading the needle, and dropping pinpoint dimes.   Johnson enters the season ranked #22 among point guards in her class. In the open court and in transition, she's a show-stopper—don't get caught on your heels guarding her, or she'll blow by you and finish through the foul for an and-one. Expect Johnson to play a major role in helping her team compete for the 3A state championship.     [player_tooltip player_id='752585' first='K' last='J Sharpe'] is the definition of a floor general — controlling the pace of the game and always showing up in big moments, never backing down from a challenge. She plays with the heart of a lion on every possession and is a natural-born leader on both ends of the floor, setting the tone for her team.   Sharpe isn't just a facilitator — she can score the ball as well. She uses angles and timing to finish around the rim and has a smooth stroke from behind the arc. Ranked #32 among point guards in her class, she's finishing her senior season at Bayside, bringing championship experience as she looks to help her team fight for the 6A title and push past last season's regional semifinal loss.     [player_tooltip player_id='514603' first='Lailani' last='Washington'] is back and looking sharp after coming off an ACL injury that forced her to miss her junior season. She looked strong in fall leagues, showing she hasn't lost a step—changing direction on a dime and finishing with either hand. Washington can finish through contact in transition at full speed, play lockdown defense against top ball handlers, and knock down shots off the catch.   She looks ready to show the world what they've been missing. Expect her to have an impactful senior season starting ranked as the #38 PG in her class this can be a big jump in our next rankings.     [player_tooltip player_id='752544' first='Ja'Niyah' last='McCoy'] is exciting to watch — she can put on a show. She is a sniper from behind the arc, knocking down shots in volume. Defensively, she is a menace on the ball, constantly forcing turnovers. In transition, she is hard to stop, capable of attacking the rim, finding open teammates, and pulling up for shots on the move.   She has the leadership to help her Forest team push past last season's regional quarterfinal loss and make a deeper run in the 6A playoffs. Finishing last season ranked 90th in Florida in three-pointers made, look for her to continue that trend this year. She is currently ranked #37 among point guards in her class and looks to move up in our next rankings.     [player_tooltip player_id='248673' first='Aubrey' last='Satterfield'] will finish her senior season at Ocoee, and she fits right in. She makes all the players around her better when she's on the floor, as she is an all-around point guard who can play on or off the ball. Her playmaking on both ends of the court changes games, even if it doesn't always show up on the stat sheet.   Satterfield is like a coach on the floor, as her basketball IQ almost always leads to the right play. Her ability to play fast and decisively, combined with her talented teammates, gives Ocoee a strong chance to make it back to the 7A Final Four this season — and possibly all the way to the state championship.

The 2026 PG class is loaded with playmakers who have elite handles, next-level vision, and true leadership. These guards make everyone around them better!" see where they stack up in their positional rankings.