6 Sleeper Wings in the 2026 Class

Here are six quality wings in the 2026 class who all have the potential to be standout performers this winter. Whether it's size, athleticism, or versatility, these wings should be popping up on college radars as some impact sleepers in this upcoming senior class.    A bigger wing/forward who can stretch the floor and use his frame to get downhill and to the rim. Hamilton has already shown through summer ball how he can add an extra scoring punch and rim presence to the Papermakers. He's a kid who can be that reliable secondary scorer while adding in some rebounds and blocked shots.     Pilcher is a super athlete who has been really improving this summer. He's a very strong wing who can attack from the perimeter, excels at turning and getting downhill from the high post, and has the quick bounce to be a factor by the rim. He has the ability to make some waves this winter at Mt Tahoma.     Thielman has looked pretty solid this summer. He has a good mix of size, touch, and handle that's allowed him to be a pretty effective and diverse attacker out of the midrange areas. Has enough athleticism to make plays by the rim and cover some ground defensively.     Anderson was an intriguing find last summer as a wing who can hit some shots away from the rim and be a factor on the glass. This summer he has looked a lot more aggressive and confident with his downhill attacks. He's been making great decisions and looking to attack closeouts. That ability to get to the rim and attack gaps could propel him toward a big senior season with Tahoma.     Have been really impressed with his growth on the offensive end this summer. Looks like a post/wing who can handle the rock in high traffic areas with some poise. Is stronger working off the dribble and also has exhibited some elevated vision to hit cutters and be a key part of action on the perimeter. Should be one of Sumner's more impactful guys this season.     Gray is another player who should see an increased impact this season as Edmonds-Woodway relies on a more balanced approach than last year. He's a kid with decent size who will work around the paint, has the strength to defend bigger posts, and make an impact on the glass. He's also shown some great growth offensively as a reliable outside shooter and someone who can work off of face-ups and backdowns equally well.

Here are six quality wings in the 2026 class who all have the potential to be standout performers this winter. Whether it's size, athleticism, or versatility, these wings should be popping up on college radars as some impact sleepers in this upcoming senior class.