Kohl Rosario, a four-star recruit from Florida who is currently playing high school basketball in North Carolina, has been putting on a clinic in the EYBL Circuit this week. Standing at 6’5, this 2026 wing player could become a major breakout star in travel basketball this summer.
However, looking at his recent performance in the ANGE against the Zalgiris, not much has changed. Rosario finished with 30 points, four rebounds, and connected on all 10 of his shot attempts. This included going perfect from beyond the arc, hitting all six of his shots. A damn near perfect game by Rosario.
Kohl Rosario Pulls Off a Near-Perfect Game With Offers From Villanova, BYU, and More
Rosario has been playing with Team CP3 all week, scoring 28 points in the first game against the NY Lightning and 19 points today against the Nightrydas, making him the top scorer for both games and helping the team win in both games.
Rosario, the No. 14 shooting guard in the nation, is known for more than just his skills from downtown. At just 6’5″, Rosario is also a menace in the paint, being able to defend bigger opponents as well as get up for a dunk or two during games.
Overtime Elite’s Kohl Rosario put on an absolute show against Žalgiris in Round 3 of the #NextGenEuroLeague Finals.
30 points while going 10-for-10 from the field.
Scorched the nets from deep and showcased his crazy two-foot bounce. pic.twitter.com/iETMhGpGlO
— Jon Chepkevich (@JonChep) May 24, 2025
He just got an offer from Florida State on Thursday, and I believe Miami should definitely consider the former Florida native more closely after this week. Miami’s head coach, Jai Lucas, was in attendance in Memphis for the EYBL Circuit.
So far, Rosario has played two seasons of varsity basketball for Moravian Prep in Hudson, NC. Over a 46-game high school career, the young shooting guard has already amassed an incredible stat line.
Beyond his high ceiling on the offensive end of the court, one of the most notable parts of Rosario’s game is that he has been credited with zero (yes, 0) turnovers throughout his high school tenure, as well as only committing 0.8 fouls per game over the last two seasons.
Rosario was ranked as the No. 4 prospect out of North Carolina. Wilkins was ranked as the No. 1 recruit out of New Hampshire and the No. 4 overall power forward in the class.
So far in his recruitment, the 2026 prospect has received offers from FSU, Oregon, Cincinnati, Baylor, Tennessee, plus many more.
KEEP READING: Jon Scheyer, Duke Targeting 2026 3-Star SG Kohl Rosario
Duke head coach Jon Scheyer has already brought in five-star forward Cameron Boozer, joined by his twin brother Cayden, heralded big man Iffy Ufochukwu, and recently-committed four-star center Dame Sarr.
Binding another top-100 prospect in Rosario to Durham would continue Duke’s streak of four-star success stories.
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