Spring Stock-Risers: 2026 PA Wings

With the spring recruiting period in the rearview as the calendar turns to June and focus shifts to the upcoming scholastic live periods, here's a recap of several rising senior wings from PA who boosted their stock with their play on the grassroots circuit over the past several weeks.    There may not have been a prospect in the region who had more of a stock-rising spring than Bakare, who vaulted from an intriguing high-academic D1 prospect to a bonafide mid-to-high major recruit. An elite athlete by any standard, "Nyce" turned potential into production all spring, averaging over 14 points per game in the EYBL with UPlay Canada on blistering 48.5/40/88.2 shooting splits. His spotup shooting combined with his head-at-the-rim finishes off cuts or in transition earned him consistent buzz among college coaches, ultimately leading to offers from South Florida, SMU, and Penn State since the live period.     The upward trajectory started during the winter but has continued into the grassroots season for Kelly, as the versatile southpaw has shown himself as one of the more consistently productive and well-rounded wings on the HGSL circuit. A Swiss-army knife who can truly do a bit of everything on either end, he's particularly impressed as a slasher offensively and instinctive playmaker on D. When he's knocking down shots at a high clip to tie everything together, it's easy to see why the D1 interest has been mounting for Kelly, who received his first offer last week from Lafayette with further Patriot League visits scheduled.     He was already a bona fide high-major prospect after a steady ascent over the past year-plus, but Jackson used the spring to assert himself on the national stage and stake his claim among the top wings in the country. Jumping over to the EYBL circuit, he's been a key piece to a successful spring for [program_tooltip program_id='2078709' first='Team' last='Final'], stuffing the stat sheet with 10.6 points, 4.3 assists, and 4.1 rebounds per game while knocking down nearly 41% of his shots from deep. His versatility and cerebral playmaking ability on the wing have vaulted him up among the top-50 or so prospects nationally on most recruiting sites, with offers pouring in from some of the top programs in the country. Jackson recently cut his extensive list to a final four of Texas, St. Joe's, VCU, and Indiana with a decision expected in the coming weeks.     Waiting in the wings behind a talented older core at Judge, Moshinski came on strong down the stretch of the year en route to PCL and state championship victories. He continued his strong play into the spring, showcasing his athletic slashing ability, defensive playmaking, and transition scoring. Heavily on the radar of several academic D1 programs up to the mid-major level, it should only be a matter of time before the offers start trickling in. While it's taken a bit for him to break out, Moshinski's upside remains quite alluring if he can refine his jump shot and build on the flashes of ballhandling and playmaking that he's shown in the past.     Always a high-level athlete with an elite motor and nose for the ball, Lorenzano-White has elevated himself this spring by showing off a shooting stroke that he's been gradually refining for years now. Having shifted and stabilized his shot pocket, the southpaw now sports a smooth and confident high release that carries over comfortably to a slew of offensive actions. His added dimension as a floor-spacer went a long way towards earning him his first D1 offer when NC A&T came calling last week. Look for more low and mid-majors to jump in the mix if he's able to get loose from the arc in the June live periods.

With the spring recruiting period in the rearview as the calendar turns to June and focus shifts to the upcoming scholastic live periods, here's a recap of several rising senior wings from PA who boosted their stock with their play on the grassroots circuit over the past several weeks.