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Rodney Washington 2028 Scouting Profile

The basics

ESPN lists Washington as a 6-foot-2, 175-pound shooting guard from McAlester, Okla., at McAlester High School, with his status undeclared. Prep Hoops lists him as a 6-foot-2 shooting guard at McAlester who plays club basketball for AB Elite. The McAlester News-Capital identified him as a McAlester High School rising sophomore when it reported the Peach Jam award. Listed as a SG at McAlester, and he appears on the Oklahoma board. Status: uncommitted.

The boards

ESPN ranks Washington No. 39 in the class of 2028 with an 87 scout grade and also lists him No. 10 at shooting guard, No. 6 in the Midlands region, and No. 1 in Oklahoma. 247Sports ranks him No. 97.

Production

The McAlester News-Capital said Washington averaged 23.8 points per game to lead the E15 division at the Nike EYBL Peach Jam from July 13-21. Prep Hoops said he went for 40 points on a Saturday as AB Elite went 6-0 in E16 play.

The recruitment

ESPN marks offers from Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma State, and TCU as of August 17, 2026. The McAlester News-Capital said he holds offers from Nebraska, TCU, and UT Arlington. He remains uncommitted.

The look

The McAlester News-Capital said Washington averaged 23.8 points per game to lead the E15 division at the Nike EYBL Peach Jam from July 13-21. Prep Hoops said he went for 40 points on a Saturday as AB Elite went 6-0 in E16 play. ESPN ranks Washington No. 39 in the class of 2028 with an 87 scout grade and also lists him No. 10 at shooting guard, No. 6 in the Midlands region, and No. 1 in Oklahoma.

ESPN marks offers from Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma State, and TCU as of August 17, 2026. The McAlester News-Capital said he holds offers from Nebraska, TCU, and UT Arlington. He remains uncommitted. McAlester is still the gym on the card. Washington at McAlester is a 2028 shooting guard with 23.8 points per game attached. No. 71 is the honest row.

What to watch

Can the 23.8-point Peach Jam rate the McAlester News-Capital logged become a high school season average? Does the 6-foot-2 ESPN frame hold as a scoring guard against longer wings?

Sources: ESPN, McAlester News-Capital, Prep Hoops, 247Sports, and the CBR board as of 2026-08-25.

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