Conrad Foss Live Event Showcase: 2026 Notebook Pt. 2

Allen Pettigrew

July 12, 2023 @ 10:46 AM

FABC Camp was the perfect place to catch the rising sophomore class as they prepared for another varsity season. Most of these guys played roles on last year's teams, and it'll grow in 2023. Below are eight names you should get familiar with before the regular season begins. Learn more about the 2026 class in <a href="https://prephoops.com/2023/06/conrad-foss-live-event-showcase-2026-notebook-pt-1/">part 1</a>.   [player_tooltip player_id='1660055' first='Drake' last='Sandi']   Sandi is a quick and shifty lead ball handler. When he pushes the pace, he opens up the game for everyone around him. With his passing instincts, he dishes out creative assists, creates space, and has the tools of a high level playmaker. He plays with pace in the half court but always has that gear to get past his man.   [player_tooltip player_id='1660033' first='Mason' last='Fuentes']   Fuentes is a crafty combo guard. He does a bit of everything while having the body control to adjust in the air. He's a smart playmaker who uses heady moves and quickness to produce on offense. His IQ and quickness translate to the defensive end.   [player_tooltip player_id='1542328' first='Kymani' last='Weathers']   Weathers are in the middle of blossoming. His feel for the game is coming around and, more importantly, he's maturing physically. The 6'7 forward packed on considerable size since March and it's helped his athleticism. He's still developing his skillset but there's flashes of production as finisher, shot blocker, and floor spacer.   Chris Washington Jr.   Whatever got into Washington during the off season transformed him into the player who dominated youth leagues. The 6'7 wing always has insane length and a great build. Now he's stronger, and it's unleashing his athleticism. He's had big performances at the top 100 camp and FSU Camp. The length, athleticism, and motor helped him tear through defenses for big finishes at the rim. He's grown as a shooter as well. Washington took a major leap. He plays so hard he produced as a rebounder, putback dunker, and defensive presence that can protect the rim and guard perimeter players and smaller bigs. The next step is becoming a proficient pull up shooter, and he's flashed that this summer with off dribble three pointers.   [player_tooltip player_id='2299686' first='Kaleb' last='Corbitt']   Blanche Ely has a chance to be one of the most talented programs in South Florida that doesn't get enough hype. Their man in the middle is a long 6'7 forward that blocks shots, finishes around the rim, and grabs offensive boards. Corbitt, along with a pair of sophomore teammates, could help Ely get closer to their golden era of play in the 2010s.   Tim Winkler   Winkler is a work in progress that has all the tools to be one of the state's best bigs. He flashes off the dribble skills that pair well with his jumper, post footwork, and 6'9 size. He's really mobile for his size and has a soft touch on a jumper that can be streaky. Winkler has post and perimeter passing instincts. He's a big that can produce as a rim roller and as a pick and pop artist.   Kyle Bailey   Bailey could be Orlando's next sleeper prospect. He's a lengthy 6'8 forward that plays on the perimeter. His size and skillset are worth keeping an eye on.   [player_tooltip player_id='1660061' first='Samuel' last='Cano']   Cano showed flashes for a strong North Broward Prep team. The guard already has good size at 6'4. In limited minutes, he showed an ability to direct defensive traffic and not make mistakes for a productive team.

FABC Camp was the perfect place to catch the rising sophomore class as they prepared for another varsity season. Most of these guys played roles on last year's teams, and it'll grow in 2023. Below are eight names you should get familiar with before the regular season begins. Learn more about the 2026 class in part 1.