Jason Singleton
#114"4 ⭐️ l Columbus Academy ‘26 | 6’4 Point Guard | @harvardmbb commit |"
Harvard
Scout Report
When a 6-4 combo guard with legitimate two-way potential chooses academics and athletics at the highest level, scouts take notice.
Background
Hailing from Columbus, Ohio, Jason Singleton has developed into one of the premier guards in the Midwest while starring at Columbus Academy. The talented combo guard has navigated the competitive AAU circuit while maintaining the academic excellence that caught the attention of Ivy League programs. Playing alongside rising 2027 prospect Caden Ivery, Singleton has helped elevate Columbus Academy's profile on the national stage.
Playing Style
Standing 6-4 with a versatile skill set, Singleton possesses the size and basketball IQ to play both guard positions effectively. His combination of court vision and scoring ability makes him a matchup problem for opposing defenses, as he can operate as a primary ball-handler or work off the ball as a secondary scorer. Singleton's length allows him to be disruptive defensively, switching across multiple positions. His ability to impact winning at both ends of the floor, combined with his high basketball IQ, projects well for the next level.
Recruitment
With 14 Division I offers including powerhouse programs like Stanford, Ohio State, and Purdue, Singleton ultimately chose Harvard, prioritizing the combination of elite academics and competitive basketball. His commitment to the Crimson represents a significant coup for the Ivy League program. As the #113 ranked player nationally in the 2026 class, Singleton projects as an immediate impact player who could develop into an all-conference performer.
Updated Feb 17, 2026 · Analysis by PrepRadar Scouting Team
Career Journey
Harvard
COLLEGE
Columbus Academy
PREP SCHOOL
Offers
14
Harvard
Committed
Chose Harvard over 13 other offers
Stanford
Nebraska
Ohio State
Eastern Michigan
Miami OhioSocial Activity
Final @WYHSRams 33 @AcademyVikings 61. Senior Day started slow for Columbus Academy, but ended with a dominant 23-8 Fourth Quarter. @J_sing2026 led with 19 points 12 rebounds 6 assists 3 steals 2 blocks.
Boys basketball extended its winning streak to 9 games with last night’s 74-50 strong team victory against KIPP, including several highlight-reel dunks in the 4th quarter! https://t.co/rSwh8K9Pp3
Final: Columbus Academy 66, Bishop Ready 49 Jason Singleton punctuates the big win with a poster slam and glass cleaning block in the final minutes Columbus Academy alone in first atop the CBL after winning on the road at Grandview Heights and Ready in back to back games