Section 7: Eight CA Stock Rising Wings

<p>MESA, Ariz. — Arizona Athletic Grounds played host to the always-loaded Section 7 Team Camp over the weekend. The first scholastic live period of June brought together high school teams from Arizona, California, Nevada, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Utah, New Mexico and Florida and drew the eyes of more than 500 college coaches. Below we break down some of the California-based wings who raised their stock.</p>   <h4 class="wp-block-heading">[player_tooltip player_id='1707443' first='Chase' last='Robertson'] | 2026 | The Branson School</h4>   <p>Robertson is a high energy and effort prospect who has the ability to impact the game in a variety of ways. The 6-foot-4 wing stood out initially as an active defensive rebounder who pushed the pace in transition and scored at the rim with bouncy athleticism or made the right play for an open teammate. Robertson is a "right place, right time" prospect who always seemed to make timely cuts off the ball or slide in to make a big defensive play.</p>   <h4 class="wp-block-heading">Davey Harris | 2027 | Windward</h4>   <p>After watching Harris two weekends ago at Redondo Union, we noted that he had all the makings of a prospect ready to burst on to the regional scene and he did just that at Section 7. The 6-foot-6 rising junior had his versatility on full display, highlighted by his transition slashing and finishing, ability to stretch the floor to the three-point line and agility and athleticism on straight-line drives. Harris helped lead the Wildcats to the championship game of their division where they fell to Orange Lutheran. Harris picked up offers from Washington State and Loyola Marymount.</p>   <h4 class="wp-block-heading">DeMarcus Henry | 2027 | (formerly) Mater Dei</h4>   <p>It was only two days after the completion of the event that Henry announced his intent to transfer to AZ Compass Prep but he did impress in his final games in a Mater Dei uniform. The 6-foot-7 lefty is a long, wiry athlete who uses his combination of long strides and fluid athleticism to glide his way to the rim for transition buckets. Henry is also turning the corner with the consistency on his three-point shot.</p>   <h4 class="wp-block-heading">[player_tooltip player_id='2750234' first='Houston' last='Rolle'] | 2028 | Heritage Christian</h4>   <p>Rolle made the move to Heritage Christian from Alemany and the 6-foot-4 wing adds a dimension of two-way impact that will be key to the Warriors' success this season. Rolle is a dribble, pass and shoot type of prospect who can create for himself with strong drives and finishes but is also a willing passer and prospect who will do the little things to help his team win. The rising sophomore is one to track over the next two seasons. </p>   <h4 class="wp-block-heading">[player_tooltip player_id='2435388' first='Jasiah' last='Williams'] | 2027 | Crespi</h4>   <p>Williams was in a new uniform after transferring from Hesperia to Crespi and the move to the private school in the valley will open up more opportunities for exposure for the 6-foot-5 wing. The rising junior has an intriguing combination of explosive athleticism and a wiry-strong frame that allow him to be an efficient transition finisher. Williams ran the floor, filled lanes and cut his way to the rim where he finished above it or through contact.</p>   <h4 class="wp-block-heading">[player_tooltip player_id='2830146' first='Parker' last='Spees'] | 2026 | San Joaquin Memorial</h4>   <p>Spees has two things that immediately translate to the next level in his perimeter shooting ability and positional size. The 6-foot-8 wing stretches the floor to the three-point line off the catch at an elite level and is a worker on the offensive and defensive boards. Spees was nearly a walking double-double at Section 7 and there were plenty of college programs tracking him throughout the weekend.</p>   <h4 class="wp-block-heading">[player_tooltip player_id='1956506' first='Stephen' last='Kankole'] | 2026 | Sierra Canyon</h4>   <p>Kankole is a strong-framed 6-foot-5 wing whose value is in his ability to knock down mid-range and three-point jumpers. The rising senior was best in spot-up situations from behind the arc but also showed a balanced mid-range jumper going to this left. Kankole should have an increased offensive role at Sierra Canyon this season and he got off to a good start.</p>   <h4 class="wp-block-heading">[player_tooltip player_id='2131808' first='Tevaris' last='Green'] | 2026 | Torrey Pines</h4>   <p>Green will be the go-to offensive weapon at Torrey Pines this season and he flashed some of the things he can do in that role. The 6-foot-4 rising senior has made consistent improvements to frame and perimeter offensive skill-set over the last few years and it paid dividends for him over the weekend. Green is highly-skilled in face-up situations where he can jab his way into a jumper or use his body to drive, dislodge his defender out of position and finish through contact.</p>

MESA, Ariz. — Arizona Athletic Grounds played host to the always-loaded Section 7 Team Camp over the weekend. The first scholastic live period of June brought together high school teams from Arizona, California, Nevada, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Utah, New Mexico and Florida and drew the eyes of more than 500 college coaches. Below we break down some of the California-based wings who raised their stock.