2016 Rankings: Wing Overview

<h2>Top 15 Wings</h2><ol> <li>Cam Satterwhite, Gilbert Christian</li> <li>JJ Rhymes, Shadow Mountain</li> <li>Brock Gardner, Tri-City</li> <li>Elijah Thomas, Sunrise Mountain</li> <li>Jay Green, Mountain Ridge</li> <li>Tyrell Henderson, Corona del Sol</li> <li>Nik Nehls, Catalina Foothills</li> <li>Bryce Cheney, Moon Valley</li> <li>Chris Bowling, Gilbert</li> <li>Brandon Whittaker, Campo Verde</li> <li>Antwan Ross, Basha</li> <li>Gresyn Rogers, Casa Grande</li> <li>Jalen Holman, Buena</li> <li>Ebenezer Hakizamana, Tolleson</li> <li>N&#39;Keal Harry, Chandler</li> </ol> <h2>Committed</h2><p>Five of the wings in our rankings have already committed to collegiate programs. After decommitting from Colorado <strong>Cam Satterwhite</strong> decided to opt for the mid major route, selecting Loyola-Chicago of the Missouri Valley Conference. <strong>Bryce Cheney </strong>(Texas Rio Grande Valley), <strong>Brock Gardner</strong> (Liberty), <span style="color:rgb(34, 34, 34); font-size:12px"><strong>Tyrell Henderson</strong> (Portland State), and </span><strong>Elijah Thomas</strong> (Saint Mary&#39;s) have all pledged as well. <strong>N&#39;Keal Harry</strong> is committed to Arizona State but the 5-star wide receiver will likely never don a Sun Devil jersey on the hardwood.</p> <h2>D1 Future?</h2><p>Permitting his academics are in good standing, <strong>JJ Rhymes</strong> is a no brainer at the D1 level. The 6&#39;3" wing is one of the most productive players in the state and his motor on both ends of the floor assures that he will overachieve at the next level. <strong>Jay Green</strong>, who holds multiple Division-I offers, has size and versatility that intrigues both low and mid major programs.</p> <h2>D2 Contenders</h2><p>Year in, year out the NCAA D2/NAIA D1 levels land some players that have people wondering (how did they not go Division-I). 6&#39;4" <strong>Nik Nehls</strong>, 6&#39;6" <strong>Chris Bowling</strong>, and 6&#39;7" <strong>Brandon Whittaker</strong> are players who are ready to contribute immediately and, while their lateral quickness may limit them at a higher level, they are great fits for high level small colleges. On the contrary, 6&#39;3" <strong>Jalen Holman</strong>, <span style="color:rgb(34, 34, 34); font-size:12px">6&#39;4" <strong>Gresyn Rogers</strong>, and </span>6&#39;3" <strong>Antwan Ross</strong> are all guys who have the physical tools to play at a higher level but may need the extra rope to gain experience, something a smaller school will allow for.</p> <h2>D3s for Me</h2><p><strong>Jacob Nicolds</strong> and<strong> Matt Downey</strong> are two of the most under appreciated players in the state. They are guys that could have immediate impacts at the NCAA D3/NAIA D2 levels. <strong>Jake Pandrok, Adam Rees, Nick Johnson, Isaiah Murphy, Kevin Mack, </strong>and <strong>Bryan Battle</strong> are also among many others that have games that translate well to these levels.</p>