Point Guards

2020*

1. LaMelo Ball – 6-7 – USA
2. Tyrese Haliburton – 6-5 – Iowa State
3. Killian Hayes – 6-5 – France
4. Kira Lewis – 6-3 – Alabama
5. Tyrell Terry – 6-1 – Stanford
6. Cole Anthony – 6-2 – UNC
7. Grant Riller – 6-3 – Charleston
8. Theo Maledon – 6-5 – France
9. Nico Mannion – 6-2 – Arizona
10. Abdoulaye N-Doye – 6-7 – France
11. Ashton Hagans – 6-3 – Kentucky
12. Devon Dotson – 6-2 – Kansas
13. Ty-Shon Alexander – 6-4 – Creighton
14. Malachi Flynn – 6-2 – San Diego St.
15. Payton Pritchard – 6-2 – Oregon
16. Cassius Winston – 6-1 – Michigan State
17. Tre Jones – 6-1 – Duke
18. Markus Howard – 5-11 – Marquette

2021*

1. Cade Cunningham – 6-7 – Oklahoma State
2. Jalen Suggs – 6-4 – Gonzaga
3. Devin Askew – 6-3 – Kentucky
4. Caleb Love – 6-3 – UNC
5. Jared Butler – 6-3 – Baylor
6. Daishon Nix – 6-4 – G League
7. Adam Miller – 6-4 – Illinois
8. Ayo Dosunmu – 6-5 – Illinois
9. David Johnson – 6-5 – Louisville
10. Jeremy Roach – 6-2 – Duke
11. Tre Mann – 6-4 – Florida
12. Joel Ayayi – 6-5 – Gonzaga
13. Josiah James – 6-6 – Tennessee
14. Javonte Smart – 6-4 – LSU
15. Quade Green – 6-1 – Washington
16. Boogie Ellis – 6-2 – Memphis

2022*

1. Jean Montero – 6-3 – Dominican Republic
2. Kennedy Chandler – 6-1 – Tennessee
3. Sharife Cooper 6-0 – Auburn
4. D.J. Steward – 6-3 – Duke
5. J.D. Davison – 6-2 – Letohatchee, AL
6. Kristian Lander – 6-2 – Indiana
7. D.J. Carton – 6-2 – Marquette
8. Andrew Nembhard – 6-4 – Gonzaga
9. R.J. Davis – 6-0 – UNC
10. De’Vion Harmon – 6-1 – Oklahoma

2023*

1. Dior Johnson – 6-2 – Oak Hill (Syracuse)
2. Skyy Clark – 6-2 – Nashville, TN
3. Chance Westry – 6-5 – Sierra Canyon
4. Jaden Bradley – 6-2 – Concord, NC
5. Bryce Griggs – 6-2 – Houston, TX
6. Zion Cruz – 6-3 – Ewing, NJ
7. Scotty Pippen Jr. – 6-1 – Vanderbilt
8. Zion Harmon – 5-11 – Western Kentucky

2024*

• Kanaan Carlyle – 6-2 – Milton, GA