With the 2026-2027 high school basketball season officially starting in a few weeks, we take a deep dive into the top ten players by position. Here are the ten (10) best point guards in the Peach State, regardless of class. Keep in mind, these players are not listed in any particular order.
By: Southeast Hoops Report
6-0 PG Kevin “Tre” Savage, Wheeler HS (GA)- 2027- Purdue commit
Savage is a pure point guard who doesn’t need a ton of speed in his offensive game to get downhill and finish at the rim. He has a great feel and understanding of the game when it comes to reading defenses, showcasing his tight handle, as well as making smart decisions when he has the ball in his hands. On the defensive end, he uses his quick footwork and active hands to disrupt the passing lanes. Overall, he has a strong knack when it comes to stopping on a dime, carving out space and separation to get off a solid look to score.
6-2 PG Tre Keith, Tri-Cities HS (GA)- Boston College commit
Standing at 6-foot-2, 6-2, Keith profiles himself as a guard who can initiate offense as a lead ball handler and also play off the ball when the possession calls for it. His versatility gives a coach lineup options, especially when a roster already has a primary creator. He is coming off a strong summer season playing for Anthony Edwards 3SSB on the Adidas circuit, where he averaged 21 points, five rebounds, and three assists per game. Overall, Keith plays with toughness, has a good feel for the game, and will look to lead Tri-Cities on another deep postseason run this season.
6-0 PG Zachary Graves, McEachern HS (GA)- 2027
Graves is a strong-bodied guard who can score on all three levels on the offensive end with his polished skill set. He has strong capabilities as both a primary scorer and facilitator, where he makes the right reads for his teammates on the move. The left-handed guard is coming off a strong summer playing with the Georgia Stars, where he averaged 23 points and four assists per game. Overall, Graves should have a ton of recruitment as he gears up for his senior season.
6-2 PG AJ Williams, Harlem HS (GA)- 2027
Williams is an aggressive guard when it comes to getting to his spots both off the catch and off the bounce. He does a great job when it comes to creating separation as well as playing with a scorer’s mindset on the offensive end. He puts pressure on opposing defenses with the ability to score on all three levels. Overall, he has shown he can be a true bucket-getter where he finished with 28 points and six rebounds in the Class AAA State Championship game last season.
6-1 PG Desmond “DJ” Hall Jr., Darlington HS (GA)- 2027
Hall is coming off a strong junior season in which he led Darlington to the Class A D1 State Championship, where he was named the Most Valuable Player (MVP). Offensively, he is strong and skilled, using his high IQ to find multiple ways to score. He is creative with and without the ball, and his consistent movement helps him get to his spots. On the defensive end, he makes havoc when it comes to his consistent ability to apply pressure on opposing guards, as well as being quick to jump the passing lanes. Overall, his combination of skills and great feel for the game makes him a hard matchup to contain.
6-1 PG KD Hernandez, The Walker School (GA)- 2028
Hernandez is coming off a strong finish to the Grassroots season, where he averaged 15.9 points and 3.9 assists per game for Game Elite on the Adidas 3SSB circuit. He is a quick and efficient decision-maker when it comes to playing the lead guard position. He is a reliable shot maker who can be effective on all three scoring levels. On the defensive end, he uses his burst of speed and athleticism to apply constant pressure on the ball as well as being active on the glass. He is a true two-way playmaker who can make an impact on both ends of the floor in a variety of ways.
6-2 PG Jahmar Maurice, Woodstock HS (GA)- 2028
Maurice is a mature point guard whose skill set goes well beyond his years. He shows true poise and patience on the offensive end where he showcases his true burst of speed when attacking the rim on the offensive end. He is also unafraid when it comes to absorbing contact when it comes to finishing around the rim, where he earns trips to the free-throw line. On the defensive end, he shows incredible leadership in understanding the matchups and is a proven winner. His combination of leadership, pace, and instincts will make him an intriguing name to watch over the course of the next two years.
6-1 PG Bobby Harpring, Marist HS (GA)- 2028
Harpring is a smart, tough, and skilled point guard who can impact the game as both a scorer and facilitator. He shows great basketball instincts when he has the ball in his hands, making the right reads on when to score versus getting his teammates involved on the offensive end. On the defensive end, he has above-average foot speed, good strength, and always seems to make the right decision on when to attack the passing lanes or generate pressure when guarding opposing ball-handlers. Overall, Harpring has a strong foundation and projects as a high-level lead guard moving forward.
6-2 PG Omari Chaudhry- Hillgrove HS (GA)- 2028
Chaudhry is a smooth, left-handed combo guard with good positional size and a high basketball IQ. He changes speeds effectively, plays with good control, and sees the floor well, consistently finding open teammates and creating opportunities for his teammates. He is also a reliable perimeter shot maker, giving him the ability to impact the game as both a scorer and facilitator. Overall, he has a high basketball IQ and the ability to change speed well to help keep defenders off balance.
6-0 PG Vance Wilder Jr., Tucker HS (GA)- 2029
Wilder is a highly skilled guard and can score in a variety of ways. He is a potent shot maker with limitless range well behind the three-point line. He can create offense off the dribble, change speeds well, and knows how to come off screens. He is a creative finisher around the rim and also has the ability to be a playmaker from the lead guard position. Overall, we can expect his rise to continue in the 2029 recruiting class.
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