2029 Rankings Release: Top Wings

Our 2029 rankings release saw 16 players added to our list as these players have established themselves as potential top prospects in the 2029 class after their freshman season. While a lot will change from now until these players graduate high school in just over three years, these are some wings who are making waves early.    Our top ranked prospect in the 2029 class, Irby helped Lutheran East win their fifth consecutive state championship in March. Irby has the positional size and frame that you'd look for with a potential high major wing at the 15 U level. Able to knock down shots from the outside off the catch, play off two feet at the rim and use his positional versatility to guard multiple positions defensively and Irby checks a lot of boxes. Indy Heat should be competitive in the EYBL at the 15 U level with Irby as one of their featured prospects to watch.     A prospect who came to the Prep Hoops Freshman Showcase, Morris is one of the most talented offensive players in the 2029 class. A big time perimeter shooter, Morris loves taking and making contested shots on the perimeter and as he gets more comfortable with his body and able to get lower on drives, should be able to generate open looks more consistently. Tough to find wings with the positional size, ball handling and shooting ability that Morris has and he still has a lot of room for improvement athletically and in the weight room. Morris had a big opening weekend for Phenom United 15 U at Midwest Mania, earning a 15 U standout mention from his play Vs [program_tooltip program_id='2320052' first='All' last='Ohio Red'].     One of the best athletes in Ohio, Davis is one of the rare freshmen to play at the varsity level for Moeller and he did it in multiple sports. Davis projects as one of the best wide receivers in the country on the gridiron and is a top talent on the hardwood as well. An exceptional explosive athlete, Davis has thrown down some of the most impressive dunks from a freshman I've seen in Ohio. Davis physicality and athleticism also makes him a terrific rebounder who gets way more than half of 50/50 balls. Hoping to see Davis improve as a perimeter shooter this summer as he can dominate players his age with his athleticism and physicality.     One of the top athletes in the 2029 class, Cornett got some action in the state title game for Westerville North where you got to see his physical tools in action. Still earlier in his development than many of the other top ranked players, Cornett's body will look much different in a few years when he continues to grow and mature while continually working on his explosiveness and weight training. I liked Cornett's activity off the ball and his length plus athleticism gives him impressive defensive upside. Look for Cornett to have a breakout sophomore season for the Warriors who will once again be in the state title mix.     Cobbin got on our radar at the Prep Hoops Freshman Showcase and ended up playing a nice role as a freshman for Akron STVM this winter. Cobbin is a quick athlete in the open court who provides good two-way impact. It's rare to find a wing who wants to defend like Cobbin does at the varsity level and his impact on that end allowed him to stay on the floor for the Irish this winter. If Cobbin continues to grow and develops a 3-point shot, then he has a chance to become one of the best players in northeast Ohio by the time he's an upperclassman.

Our 2029 rankings release saw 16 players added to our list as these players have established themselves as potential top prospects in the 2029 class after their freshman season. While a lot will change from now until these players graduate high school in just over three years, these are some wings who are making waves early.