Florida Expo: Wings Who Can Do It All

At the Prep Hoops Florida The Expo, the versatility of wings were on full display. These athletes blended scoring, shooting, and defensive tools to impact games in multiple ways. Whether stretching the floor as reliable shooters, using their length to cover ground defensively, or creating offense off the bounce, this group proved why wings are often the most valuable players on the court. Here are five standouts who showed they can do it all.    Holmes brought a mix of explosiveness and finesse that few defenders could contain. A true combo guard, he showed the ability to slide into multiple roles, creating offense with the ball in his hands or spacing the floor as a secondary scorer. He had no problem rising above the rim, catching defenders off guard with his bounce and ability to finish with authority. At the same time, he showed soft touch finishing at the basket and flashed his lefty shooting stroke from deep. Defensively, he hustled to make effort plays and contest shots, using his athleticism to influence both ends of the floor. Holmes' versatility and highlight-reel ability made him one of the most entertaining players of the event.     Fox showed why he's considered one of the top rising prospects in Florida. A long and athletic combo guard, he used his size to rise over smaller defenders and knock down shots with poise. He played with patience, never rushing, and picked his spots as a scorer whether pulling up, driving, or finishing through contact. His ability to create offense at multiple levels, combined with his length and defensive upside, makes him a player whose stock continues to climb. Fox's all-around game and maturity stood out among the top performers at the Expo.     Murray stood out as one of the most polished wings at the Expo, bringing a true 3-and-D skillset to the floor. A lefty with smooth mechanics, he punished defenses from deep whenever given space. Defensively, his length and energy allowed him to cover ground and disrupt opponents, while on the glass he contributed on both ends. He continues to develop as an off the dribble scorer, but his catch-and-shoot ability and soft touch around the rim already make him one of the premier shooters in the state.     Jackson wasted no time proving he was one of the deadliest shooters in the gym. With a quick release and deep range, he punished defenses that failed to close out with urgency. Once he found his rhythm, he strung together makes in a hurry, turning games with his shooting runs. But he wasn't just a specialist , his athleticism allowed him to attack closeouts and keep defenders honest. Jackson's combination of shooting, bounce, and confidence made him a constant scoring threat every time he touched the ball.     Stohl played with a fearless mindset, proving himself as both a scorer and a disruptor. He was a constant threat from behind the arc, stretching defenses and knocking down shots with confidence. What set him apart though, was his sneaky bounce. Defenders often underestimated his athleticism until he rose up to finish above the rim. On defense, Stohl's quick hands and active presence forced turnovers and kept opponents on edge. His ability to impact the game on both sides of the ball made him one of the most complete wings at the Expo.

At the Prep Hoops Florida The Expo, the versatility of wings were on full display. These athletes blended scoring, shooting, and defensive tools to impact games in multiple ways. Whether stretching the floor as reliable shooters, using their length to cover ground defensively, or creating offense off the bounce, this group proved why wings are often the most valuable players on the court. Here are five standouts who showed they can do it all.