NEPSAC Showcase at Avon: Final day Wing Standouts

The final day of the NEPSAC Showcase at Avon Old Farms has concluded, with hundreds of coaches from all levels on hand watching a ton of talent. Here are some wing players who stood out today.    Ayala is the straw that stirs the drink for Milton Academy. The lefty guard is shifty with the dribble and incredibly strong when using his body on drives, and he has great size for the point guard position. Defensively, Ayala is special in the passing lanes and has really excellent hands; when added with his strength, he's one of the most versatile defenders at the showcase. Ayala will be a scholarship level player.     Brennan is coming from Newburyport High School where he was the star of the team and showcased a versatile scoring game. At Holderness, he'll be able to show off his passing ability and spot-up shooting. The most lethal part of Brennan's game is when he gets a smaller defender on him and uses slow, patient post moves and footwork around the rim to finish amongst the trees.     Hoffmaster does everything you want a wing to do on the court: shoot, pass, dribble, rebound and defend. He had multiple strong takes to the rim showcasing really solid finishing ability and body control. He also must be watching tons of 2014 Spurs because he never holds the ball for more than 0.5 seconds, making him a good team player and driver of closeouts.     Jemison might have the best chance at making the NBA of anyone at the showcase. He's a 6-foot-8 wing with special athleticism and body control for his size – he just looks like an NBA player. He's also got a beautiful looking three-point shot that is consistently accurate. Jemison has heard from high majors and he'll continue to hear from the top schools in the nation.     For a sophomore, Hawkins has a ridiculously mature body. He was banging around in the paint with D1 prospects as much as two years older than him, and he was having no trouble. He's a menace on the glass – both offensively and defensively – and can finish among larger defenders with great power. He can also defend bigger centers, even though he's only a 6-foot-7 wing, which is quite impressive for his age. He has a D1 offer from Bryant and will get many more.     Harrell is a 6-foot-5 wing who plays bigger than his size. He can stroke it from three and always knows where to be offensively. He also showed the ability to create mid-range shots for himself with solid-looking dribble moves. His size allows him to guard bigger players, and he'll be able to slot in as a 3 and D wing at the high-major D1 level.     Henderson is a very strong-bodied wing who could probably play some tight end if basketball doesn't work out. He can really handle the rock and can score at all three levels, with a very pretty looking shot. Defensively, he can guard multiple positions due to his above average strength for his height. He's gotten some D1 offers and more could be rolling in if he continues to play like this.

The final day of the NEPSAC Showcase at Avon Old Farms has concluded, with hundreds of coaches from all levels on hand watching a ton of talent. Here are some wing players who stood out today.