2026 NE Frosh/Soph #E75 - Best of the Wings pt. 2

Friday, September 18th, 2026

Lucas DeSouza, Holland Tech: Lucas Desouza offers very impressive size and length at the wing position as a very capable & active defender. He has a creative handle for the position as he's able to get downhill and can play above rim. The Holland Tech freshman is a solid athlete and has shown ability to shoot the ball with a sense of comfort.

Cody Tolley, Marianapolis Prep: Cody Tolley offers a solid frame for his size, allowing him to play larger than his listed height. He is very strong on his drive but does favor his dominant right hand, excellent court vision off of these drives or lead passes in transisition, also offers the ability to stretch the floor with his shooting ability. Has really came into his own over the past two years and has a chance to be very good for Marianapolis.

Vishay Davis Jr, Putnam Tech: The Springfield based wing has some early upside to keep note of moving forward. He's got a great blend of size and skill as an incoming freshman at Putnam Tech as a southpaw with a fluid outside shooting stroke, who also can attack closeouts and get downhill.

Davian DeBarros, Holland Tech: DeBarros joins a Holland Tech team this season that has a wealth of talent in the underclassmen ranks. He's 6'3" with the ability to put the ball on the floor to break down defenders while making shots from beyond the arc or when getting downhill to the basket.

Caleb Campbell, Brewer: Campbell is another young 2029 prospect in Maine looking to take his game to the next level in a couple of years. With the keys to Brewer seemingly coming his way now, Campbell has a chance to really light it up. He's a smooth scoring wing who can rise into pull ups in the mid-range really smoothly, while serving as a pretty efficient off-ball shooter.

Luke Devaney, Darrow: The 6'5 wing offers a great combination of length and athleticism, allowing to play above the rim and get creative finishing, has a knack to collect blocks and get in passing lanes. He has a quick twitch allowing him to create space out of a triple threat or with his handle and is comfortable shooting from outside.

Leo Depina, Southeastern RVT: Depina looks the part of a switchable wing at 6'3" with his quickness and athelticism for the position. He can put the ball on the floor a bit and score it in different ways, and has ways to go in his development as well.

Dom Giampetruzzi, Trinity HS: Entering his freshman year at Trinity, Giampetruzzi will be a name to watch for further development as he goes through the years. He's about 6'3" right now with some budding athleticism and can shotmake a bit as well.

Ramon Machado, Medway: Ramon Machado offers a solid, longer frame on the wing, and has shown some encouraging athleticism. Machado is a comfortable shooter from beyond the arc, and with more work on his handle could become more of a threat to self-create.

Terryon Love, Middletown: The 6'1" wing does a nice job of anticipating defensively to jump passing lanes and get deflections, while also bringing some good footwork and rebounding to the post.

Andy Zhao, Dexter Southfield: Andy Zhao offers a smooth shot from outside on the catch, but can also put it on the floor and finish on the inside. He gets very involved on defense picking right up in a press, and applying pressure on the ball handler.

Gregory Martin, Bishop Feehan: Martin brings some solid size to the wing as a 6'5" sophomore looking to continue to grow within the Bishop Feehan system. He's able to make jump shtos at multiple levels and has some upside as a young prospect in the MIAA.

Mason Germain, East Longmeadow: Germain is an athletic hybrid forward who continues to expand his game at East Longmeadow. He's got great size and and can score from the perimeter with his fluid release.

Anza Handwerger, Nobles: Handwerger continues to be a lengthy wing on a young Nobles team who has some potential at the position. 6'5" with mobility and can get vertical to play competitive defense and score around the basket.