757 Report: 2028 Prospects to Watch

The 757 has long been one of Virginia's most talent-rich basketball hotbeds, and the 2027 class is continuing that tradition. From emerging scorers and high-IQ playmakers to versatile wings and promising frontcourt prospects, this junior group is already making a strong impact and showing significant long-term upside. As their recruitment profiles begin to take shape, here's a look at some of the top prospects in the 2028 class who are positioning themselves as next-wave prospects to watch.    One of the top prospects in the state's 2028 class, Robinson is averaging over 20 points per game for the 16–3 Eagles. The sophomore is a highly skilled lead guard who is excellent with the ball in his hands, combining reliable perimeter shooting with creative finishing in the paint. He sees the floor well and, beyond his scoring ability, consistently creates opportunities for open teammates.     Shaw, Robinson's teammate and a fellow member of the 2028 class, is an athletic, attacking left-handed combo guard with good length. He excels in open space and transition, where his burst and athleticism allow him to finish above the rim. Averaging nearly 12 points per game, the sophomore is a clear long-term prospect to track closely over the next three years.     This sophomore is one of the top scorers in the state and already drawing attention from college coaches. Goodson is a quick, skilled lead guard who is very difficult for defenders to keep in front, consistently breaking down the defense off the bounce. He finishes in the paint in a variety of ways and has become a more consistent perimeter shooter, making him a tough all-around defensive assignment.     Another high-level scoring lead guard, Bunch has carried momentum from a strong offseason with [program_tooltip program_id='2226248' first='Boo' last='Williams'] on the EYBL circuit into an impressive sophomore season for 13–4 Norfolk Collegiate. The combo guard is a true three-level scorer who can produce from the perimeter, midrange, and at the rim. He changes speeds exceptionally well and has a quick first step that makes him very difficult for defenders to contain off the bounce.     Johnson is an athletic, attacking guard with good length and a high motor that shows up on both ends of the floor. He consistently pressures the defense off the bounce and competes with energy on the defensive end. The sophomore is a capable perimeter shot-maker and profiles as an intriguing prospect in the state's 2028 class.

The 757 has long been one of Virginia's most talent-rich basketball hotbeds, and the 2027 class is continuing that tradition. From emerging scorers and high-IQ playmakers to versatile wings and promising frontcourt prospects, this junior group is already making a strong impact and showing significant long-term upside. As their recruitment profiles begin to take shape, here's a look at some of the top prospects in the 2028 class who are positioning themselves as next-wave prospects to watch.