Top Canadian Basketball Prospects 2026: Jordan Charles, Jacob McGregor & More

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Yousaf Ahmed | 2026 | UPlay Canada | 6’7 | Guard

Yousaf had a strong finish to the AAU season with UPlay’s EYCL team, showcasing both scoring and passing skills during the July Live Period. He earned his first Division 1 offer from LIU and is expected to see his stock rise further as he enters his senior season.

Jordan Charles | 2026 | AZ Unity | 6’0 | PG

Jordan has had one of the best summers we’ve seen over the last few years. The standout guard parlayed his amazing FIBA U19 run into a strong end-of-season showing in the EYBL. Jordan is a slithery PG who gets to his spots at will, competes on every possession, and has one of the deepest skill sets in his class. Over the last month, his recruitment has skyrocketed with multiple offers from mid-major programs. As he moves into his senior year, he will be a big name to watch as both his recruitment and game continue to elevate.

Jacob McGregor | 2026 | Canada Elite | 6’4 | Guard

Jacob had a great summer with Canada Elite on the UAA circuit. One of the best scorers in his class, he continued to fill the stat sheet on one of Canada’s premier AAU teams. His knack for scoring was on full display as he showed off his three-level scoring abilities. Jacob’s handle has developed well, and he operates smoothly out of the pick-and-roll as both a scorer and decision-maker. He recently earned his second offer from NIU and will be a big name to watch as he moves to Canadian powerhouse Royal Crown for his senior year.

Xavier Blake | 2026 | UPlay Canada | 6’5 | Guard

Xavier has had one of the best summers out of a deep 2026 class. After transferring to the Phelps School, he excelled during the Academic Live Period and parlayed that into a strong summer showing. The 6’5 guard has proven to be a true three-level scorer, capable of breaking defenses down in both half-court and transition. He continues to get more athletic, resulting in many highlight-worthy plays. Defensively, he has the size and length to guard both guards and wings. Over the last month, his recruitment has skyrocketed with five offers, including one from Seton Hall. Xavier will be a major name to watch as he enters his senior year.

Isaiah Headley-Smith | 2026 | Team Smash | 6’5 | Guard

Isaiah had a phenomenal AAU season with Team Smash and has seen his recruitment heat up as a result. The Roselle Catholic guard showcased his elite athleticism both in half-court and transition. He has elite defensive instincts, acting as a ball hawk in passing lanes and capable of guarding multiple positions. Isaiah continued to produce throughout the summer and is poised for a big senior year with multiple schools watching closely.

Colton Crowdis | 2026 | Toronto City Elite | 6’4 | PG

Colton parlayed a strong prep season into a fantastic summer where he turned heads with Bridgton Academy of Maine. He showcased elite court vision, excelling both in the open court and the pick-and-roll. Colton also dazzles as a scorer, capable of creating his own shot at will. His strong play with Bridgton, combined with a great AAU season with Toronto City Elite, has helped his recruitment skyrocket, with multiple Division 1 programs showing significant interest.

Jack Brumley | 2026 | DC United | 6’9 | Forward

Jack has grown by leaps and bounds this summer as one of the main contributors for DC United. He has shown an elite motor, averaging a double-double (16 PPG & 12 RPG) across the summer. His ability to stretch the floor and finish inside makes his offensive game nearly unstoppable. Jack’s work on the glass is a testament to his motor, and he has also improved defensively, capable of guarding both inside threats and perimeter wings. He has received multiple Division 2 offers with interest from several Division 1 programs.

Harry Shellhammer | 2026 | Northern Kings | 6’4 | Guard

Harry had an incredible summer on the P32 Circuit with Northern Kings, parlaying his elite scoring ability into top-level production. The 6’4 guard averaged 24+ PPG while displaying his full scoring arsenal. He scores from all three levels and uses his elite scoring to fuel an underrated passing game. Harry’s recruitment has heated up recently, attracting interest from multiple Division 1 and 2 schools. He will be a key name to watch as he enters his senior year with Tri City Prep.

Isaiah Olunloyo | 2026 | Elite6 | 6’4 | Guard

Isaiah is one of the most underrated guards in his class and continued to produce with Elite6 this past summer. The slithery guard has honed his skills as a true lead guard, creating paint touches at will. He uses his scoring touch to open the floor for teammates effectively. Isaiah will be a major name to watch as he moves into his senior season.

Keoni Sacco | 2026 | UPlay Canada | 6’9 | Forward

Keoni is one of the most versatile forwards in his class. He had a strong season with UPlay, demonstrating his two-way capabilities. His crisp movements and ability to finish with either hand make him a nightmare in the post and in transition. Keoni currently holds two Division 1 offers, with more expected as he continues to grow.

Kemar Grant | 2026 | Canada Elite | 6’2 | Guard

Kemar had an amazing summer on the UAA Circuit, blending highlights with consistency on both ends. The 6’2 guard developed as both a slasher and shooter, consistently breaking down defenses in half-court and transition. His athleticism makes him a highlight waiting to happen at any moment, and defensively, he has grown into someone who can lock down either guard position. Kemar’s stock is expected to continue rising as he enters a big senior year.