Hillsborough Basketball | 2026-27 Recruiting Outlook
Aaron Feath | 6’4” | Class of 2028
Coming off a 19 PPG sophomore season, Feath has the size, scoring ability and versatility to attract high-level college attention. With continued development, he has the potential to become a Division I prospect, while also having Division II and III opportunities.
Jack Toth | 6’3” | Class of 2028
Toth is an intriguing guard prospect with excellent playmaking ability and outside shooting. His ability to run an offense and create for teammates gives him Division I potential, with Division II also a realistic pathway.
Layne Pawlowski | 6’7” | Class of 2028
At 6’7”, Pawlowski has the size and versatility that college programs look for. His ability to stretch the floor and contribute in the frontcourt gives him Division I potential, with Division II opportunities as well.
Kow Quagraine | 6’4” | Class of 2027
Quagraine brings athleticism, versatility and playmaking ability. His skill set makes him a potential Division III, NAIA or JUCO prospect.
Zay Walker | 6’0” | Class of 2028
Walker is another young player to monitor. Continued development, increased varsity production and a strong junior season could create opportunities at the Division III, NAIA and JUCO levels.
Player to Watch: Xzavier Walker 26-27
At 6’0”, Hillsborough’s Xzavier Walker enters his junior season looking to take a bigger role in the backcourt. Developing guard with varsity experience, Walker will look to make an impact with his shooting, scoring ability and playmaking.
Hillsborough enters the 2026–27 season with an experienced roster, several returning contributors.
Projected Rotation
G: Jack Toth
G: Aaron Feath
G: Kow Quagraine
F: Layne Pawlowski
C: Kai Williams
6th: Victor Ripatazone
7th: Cooper Wright
8th: Zay Walker
9th: Zach Freund
My guy @Xzavier_walker3 has been a great addition to our program this year. High IQ PG that scores from all 3 levels, great teammate and extremely coachable @RecruitGAHoops
‘28 G Xzavier Walker (@WalkerXzav35738) did well running the offense for Georgia Fire, controlling the tempo and getting his bigs quick looks. Walker did well getting downhill and to the basket quickly. Finished with 12 points.