WBY Camp at Viterbo: Sunday Standouts

The 31st annual Wisconsin Basketball Yearbook Exposure Camp at Viterbo University in La Crosse began Sunday with players from across the state taking part. Here's a look at some of the standouts from the opening day on Sunday.    Daly was the first player selected in the WBY Camp draft after he turned in one strong showing after another during the first two sessions of the event on Sunday. The returning co-Player of the Year in the Bay Conference with [player_tooltip player_id='2434543' first='Logan' last='Ramczyk'] of Xavier, Daly is a versatile forward with good size and strength. But what stands out most about Daly is his skill and decision making. He is extremely effective popping out to the high post, where he can rise up for a jump shot, put the ball on the floor on drives to the basket or use his size and accuracy in passing to open teammates cutting to the basket. Daly's game translates well to the next level and his all-out effort each time he takes the floor makes him one of the better class of 2026 players in the state.     Hendricks was on fire Sunday evening in a couple of games for his squad at the WBY Camp. The rangy wing prospect made threes, scored off drives to the basket and finished well in on the fast break. Hendricks also located open teammates with his passing skill. At one point, Hendricks put up 10 points in less than two minutes, hitting two triples, scoring once in transition and then hitting a pull-up mid-range jump shot. Hendricks saw plenty of action for the varsity squad at Notre Dame Academy as a sophomore, helping the Tritons to the first sectional appearance in school history.     Braun is a wired-to-score wing player who is super aggressive off the bounce and is able to finish through contact. He has worked hard on improving his three-point shot and is now confidence in taking shots from beyond the arc. Braun plays with 110 percent effort each time he steps onto the court and is coming off a strong spring while competing with the [program_tooltip program_id='2494181' first='Wisconsin' last='Dynasty'] program. Braun is hoping to land a starting spot at Madison Memorial in 2025-26 after coming off the bench for veteran coach Steve Collins as a junior.     Smart, skilled and poised point guards are worth their weight in gold and Samson is a guy who fits that description. His completeness on the court is apparent as he can shoot, pass, dribble and defend. He plays exceptionally well off of two feet and utilizes ball fakes and the hesitation dribble to keep defenders off balance. Samson can score, but he appears to be a guy who likes to look for his teammates first. He figures to team with classmate [player_tooltip player_id='2399057' first='Cooper' last='Borowicz'] to form a dynamic backcourt at [program_tooltip program_id='2829078' first='West' last='De Pere'] the next two seasons.     Jacob impressed the coaches at the WBY Camp on Sunday with his leadership qualities and on-court communication. He also performed well at the point-guard position for this team, looking to set up his teammates as often as possible while also capitalizing on his own scoring chances. Jacob started for Oregon as a junior, and his skill and intangibles figure to be huge for the Panthers in 2025-25, particularly with 2026 wing Vaughn Karvala (6-7) recently announcing he would be spending his senior season at a prep school in Phoenix.     Angiulli is a player on the rise from WIAA Division 2 state qualifier Wausau East. He has taken impressive strides in his game over the past 12 months as he has improved his weight, strength and confidence. He runs the floor well, scores near the basket, battles for rebounds and has a big upside as he continues to fill out and expand his shooting skills. Angiulli is a legitimate 6-foot-7 and has excellent length to make things difficult for opponents trying to score over him in the post. Angiulli figures to become a primary scoring option for the Lumberjacks in 2025-26 and appears poised to take on that role with continued work in the summer and fall.     Bauer's movement on the basketball court is impressive as he can cut into the lane for layups, shoot from the perimeter and crash the glass for offensive rebounds and putbacks. Defensively, Bauer moves well enough to guard in space and he's big enough to also defend in the lane. Bauer played some varsity basketball as a sophomore at Pius XI Catholic, but he had to play on the JV1 squad at New Berlin Eisenhower as a junior due to the WIAA transfer rules. Bauer hopes to challenge for a starting role for an improved Eisenhower squad as a senior.

The 31st annual Wisconsin Basketball Yearbook Exposure Camp at Viterbo University in La Crosse began Sunday with players from across the state taking part.

Here's a look at some of the standouts from the opening day on Sunday.