Mayhem on Military Upperclassmen Wings-Bigs Standouts Vol. 2

Upperclassmen Wings-Bigs Standouts Volume 2 continues the spotlight on the exceptional talent showcased at the Mayhem on Military event, turning the focus to the next wave of versatile forwards and dynamic bigs. This volume highlights a new group of rising prospects whose performances underline the depth and quality across the upperclassmen ranks. Whether through dominant rebounding, smart shot selection, or defensive versatility, these athletes demonstrated why they are rapidly gaining attention from college programs and basketball enthusiasts alike. As the season progresses, expect these standouts to play pivotal roles and further cement their status as future stars of the collegiate game.    Despite having obvious appeal since the start of his high school journey, it's easy to see how much Condon has progressed over the last two years. At 6-foot-6 with IQ, ball skills, and a reliable presence on both ends of the floor, he's becoming a real matchup problem for opponents. Condon is a well-rounded offensive piece who can consistently make plays with the ball in his hands. He creates very well for his size, both for himself and others, and gets downhill with a craftiness and deceptive manner. A strong frame and the ability to play through contact as a finisher and rebounder. Add in his switchable defensive presence, and there's already so much to like. Expect him to continue trending as one of the top prospects in his class. Finished the game against a talented Clinton Grace team with 10 points, 10 rebounds and 2 assists.     For the last two years Zoje continues to make a lasting impression with his play during the spring, summer and this fall. <a>Owinje </a>simply possesses the full package. At 6-foot-6, he's smart, skilled, and athletic with an all-around game. Owinje is such a malleable, low-maintenance player that he's capable of producing in all types of roles. He can dictate the offense as a primary creator, operate as a connecting piece, or operate without the ball. He's a knockdown shooter who consistently hits jumpers (3-8 3-pt line) off the catch and bounce in the game against Sidwell Friends while being unselfish and making quality decisions. When opponent's closeout hard, Owinje is largely unbothered. He's comfortable attacking closeouts or generating openings for others. Owinje a useful self-creator who doesn't look to dominate the ball or do too much. Although he's an efficient scoring option and willing playmaker, he also impacts the game as a defender and rebounder. Owinje can comfortably defend two or three positions, secure rebounds well for his size, and push the break effectively in transition. Owinje is a college level prospect. Finish the game against the Sidwell Friends with 20 points on 7-19 shooting, 5 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 steals and 1 block. Also played all 32 minutes of the game.     It doesn't take long to see why Steve Huan is one of the top unsigned bigs prospect in the DMV. At 6-foot-10, the mobile put an impressive stat line against a talented Mount Carmel team posting 16 points, 6 rebounds and 2 assists, showed solid presence down low. Huan is an incredibly fluid athlete with an impressive skillset for his size/position. He handles the ball, creates well for himself and others off the bounce, and mixes it up as a scorer from all levels. Huan is clearly at his best when attacking downhill but is more than capable of knocking down jumpers from midrange or beyond the arc. He's a switchable defender whose size, length, and instincts make him a real problem for opponents. Huan is also a useful rebounder who can effortlessly grab boards and push the break in transition. Given his combination of intangibles, physical tools, and two-way versatility, it's easy to see the young man be colleges list this basketball season.     There are so many players who have trended up throughout their high school careers, but [player_tooltip player_id='1782593' first='Zyion' last='Chase'] has always seemed to find a way to be impactful player on both ends of the floor. He's strong, and explosive defender and finisher at the rim. Chase is a tad bit undersized, but he plays much bigger than his measurements as he is a versatile piece whose size, creation ability, and scoring prowess from within 12 feet and in make him a matchup problem for bigger opponents. His size and athleticism make him a useful defender who can force turnovers and make plays in transition. Chase should only continue to trend upward with his energy he brings to the floor. Show in the two games scoring 22 points, 5 rebounds and 2 blocks.     After watching Jordan play throughout the two-day event, Taylor finds himself as the clear, undisputed inside/mid-range scorer for the Cadets scoring a combine 21 points, 17 rebounds in two games over the weekend. Jordan's a natural glue-guy who can do a little bit of everything on the court. Taylor is a strong forward with a quality skillset, switchable defensive presence, and the ability to alter his approach based on team needs. He can reliably score comfortably from 15 feet and in, explosive finisher at the rim, and scorer in a variety of ways. Taylor ability to be featured from several areas allows him to regularly exploit openings and mismatches. He's a willing passer and active rebounder who finds production in every type of setting.     The Georgia Southern signee should the value of rebounding (Pulling down 17 rebounds in two games), it's easy to see what makes James such an obvious target for his team. He's a long, fluid athlete with a solid feel and high-level instincts as an interior defender. Agile big man who can switch and contain opponents off the bounce. He anchors the paint extremely well while controlling the glass, running the floor in transition, and applying offensive pressure as needed. James truly shines as an impactful, low-maintenance piece who will only continue to improve as he adds strength. Expect him to be a vital piece for Winston Salem this season.

Upperclassmen Wings-Bigs Standouts Volume 2 continues the spotlight on the exceptional talent showcased at the Mayhem on Military event, turning the focus to the next wave of versatile forwards and dynamic bigs. This volume highlights a new group of rising prospects whose performances underline the depth and quality across the upperclassmen ranks. Whether through dominant rebounding, smart shot selection, or defensive versatility, these athletes demonstrated why they are rapidly gaining attention from college programs and basketball enthusiasts alike. As the season progresses, expect these standouts to play pivotal roles and further cement their status as future stars of the collegiate game.