As we get set for another high school basketball season, we will be revealing our Top 100 players to watch for in their respective classes. After revealing the Top 100 seniors across the Sunshine State, we will now feature the junior class. The following players are ranked by their collegiate potential and the impact they made during the 2023-2024 season.
#100 Ryan Turner– Bishop Snyder– @ryan080224 on X
Height: 6’4
Position: Combo Guard
Offers: Edward Waters University (D-II)
Turner showed a ton of confidence in his game this summer where he can score from all three levels. He has shown he can score off the bounce as well as off the catch where he is starting to play more of a two-guard role. He has a very smooth handle and can control a game at his own pace where he tends to have a strong IQ as well as feel for the game. He is also very scrappy and physical on the defensive end where he will jump the passing lanes to get steals turning into baskets on the offensive end. Turner currently holds an offer from Edward Waters University.
#99 Kyler Theophile– Coral Glades– @KylerTheophile on X
Height: 6’4
Position: Combo Guard
Offers: N/A
Theophile plays with a ton of versatility on both ends of the floor whether it’s scoring, rebounding, or facilitating. He is coming off a big summer where he’s picked up heavy interest from Bethune-Cookman, Buffalo, Cal-State Bakersfield, Central Arkansas, Lafayette, and Stetson University. Defensively, he provides instant energy where he is very active in the passing lanes where he can turn steals into scores in a hurry. Don’t be surprised if he picks up his first offer before his junior season tips off.
#98 Malakai Cuffy– Cardinal Mooney (Sarasota)– @Malakaicuffy_2 on X
Height: 6’0
Position: Point Guard
Offers: N/A
Cuffy showed his pure playmaking skills during the spring and summer, where he can create advantages for himself and his teammates on the offensive end. Defensively, he is very active when guarding and is an above-average prospect where he gets into the passing lanes with his athleticism. He will be a name you’ll need to know before his junior season concludes.
#97 Kaleb Corbitt– Blanche Ely
Height: 6’7
Position: Power Forward
Offers: N/A
Corbitt has a smooth inside-out game where he has a nice fadeaway jumper, as well as finishing strong with either hand at the front of the rim. Defensively, he has a high motor where his footwork has gradually improved, as well as his length, where he can challenge shots at the rim and also out on the perimeter. He will definitely draw a lot of coaches’ eyes this upcoming season where he can play multiple positions on both ends of the floor.
#96 Diego Brito– Montverde Academy– @TheRealDBrito07 on X
Height: 6’1
Position: Point Guard
Offers: N/A
The 6’1 junior point guard is the true definition of a floor general as well as a fantastic hustle player. Offensively, Brito has a great feel and understanding of the game where he keeps defenders on their toes with his constant movement. He also has a high IQ with elite decision-making skills where he can find open teammates whether it’s on the move or without the basketball in his hands. Defensively, he can guard multiple positions using his quickness as well as his ability to jump the passing lanes. Remember this name by the end of his junior season, as college coaches would be intrigued to show interest in Brito.
#95 Vernon Lee Jr.– Seffner Christian– @vernonleej4 on X
Height: 6’0
Position: Combo Guard
Offers: N/A
Lee can score on all three levels as well as defend at a high level, where his versatility speaks for itself. He has an enormous amount of energy on the defensive end, where he can jump the passing lanes as well as turn steals into scores on the other end. He will be a stock riser heading into this upcoming season, but coaches should get on this kid by the time the upcoming Grassroots season rolls around.
#94 Kristopher Foote– Clearwater– @KrisFoote2026 on X
Height: 6’4
Position: Shooting Guard
Offers: N/A
Foote has limitless range on the offensive end where he can score at all three levels. He is athletic and builds very good movement on the defensive end as well. Foote will look to continue to lead in a prominent role for the next two years at Clearwater.
#93 Joshua Harris– Sarasota Riverview– @jharris13101 on X
Height: 6’4
Position: Combo Guard
Offers: N/A
Harris is the true definition of a gifted scorer who can score in bunches, whether it’s from the perimeter, mid-range, or finishing at the rim. Harris has a ton of quickness in his game on the offensive end but has learned to play under control and is unafraid to finish through contact. Defensively, his ability to contest shots and stay vertical where he can become a tough matchup for any opposing player.
#92 Darvius Colyer– Seminole (Sanford)– @Darviuscolyer on X
Height: 5’11
Position: Point Guard
Offers: N/A
Colyer plays with a combination skillset of speed and athleticism where he can play either guard position. He is an accurate passer who can find open teammates in stride as well as on swing passes. He is also an underrated rebounder for his size. I fully expect Colyer to have a big junior season this year where he continues to be one of the most under the radar prospects in the class.
#91 Christian Yeargin– Stranahan– @cjy3_ on X
Height: 6’3
Position: Combo Guard
Offers: N/A
Yeargin does most of his damage in the mid-range as well as in the post on the offensive end, where his perimeter shot continues to be a work in progress. He also takes advantage of open spots where he is a strong-minded athlete where he uses his frame to finish effectively around the rim. Defensively, he does a very good job when it comes to the pick-and-roll as his footwork has continued to improve. He doesn’t get rattled in big moments where I fully expect him to have a solid junior season.
