PH Cream City Collision: Max's Wing Standouts

Six of the wing prospects who impressed over the weekend in Milwaukee at the Prep Hoops Cream City Collision!    Zavion provided a big spark offensively for All Wisconsin on Friday night against [program_tooltip program_id='2075808' first='Powerhouse' last='MN']. He's a long and athletic wing who checked into the game and was immediately looking to put points on the board. Zavion showed some flair on the ball to create separation for a pull-up jumper, getting good elevation on his shot which made it difficult to contest. Quick-twitch athlete with a good combination of length and athleticism out on the wing. He finished with 21 points in the win over Powerhouse.     Caden is a power-wing who can play the 3 or 4 spots depending on what his team needs. With his physical frame at 6'6, he was so tough to stop around the basket at the 16u level. Powered his way up for a handful of finishes inside, was able to kick it out to open shooters when the defense collapsed on him, and he also had a smooth reverse lay-up to avoid a shot blocker in transition. His hustle really stood out as well, as on one play Caden dove on the floor to help his team win position, and then immediately got up and sprinted to finish off the transition opportunity.     Cahlil Jones competed as an unsigned senior with Rod Wave Elite, playing with and against a lot of D1 competition. Despite his team coming up short against [program_tooltip program_id='2391400' first='Team' last='Herro'], Cahlil came up huge in the first half as he hit a pair of three point shots. Throughout the weekend he continued to flash that shooting touch, but really stood out with his explosive finishing in the open floor. Cahlil is one of the best athletes in the state's 2026 class, and was someone who seemed to add to his game every year at Germantown.     Cedric just has a nose for the basket, and finds ways to get into the lane for high percentage shots. He's someone who does a nice job of playing off two feet around the basket, not only allowing him to keep his balance, but also allowing him to pivot to create new finishing angles or to keep his passing options available. Even when attacking the basket he never looked sped up and always seemed under control with the ball. He helped lead his team to a 4-0 record over the weekend.     Casston is an athletic slasher out of East Aurora High School running with 88 West this spring. On Friday night he was showcasing some explosive athleticism against [program_tooltip program_id='2075310' first='Northstar' last='Titans'], taking off for a left handed dunk right over a defender. The 6'3 wing has a quick first step, and shows no hesitation attacking the basket when presented with a gap. After transferring in to the East Aurora program, Casston ended up being an instant impact player this past winter as he earned All Conference honors.     Kristian is a go-to player for [program_tooltip program_id='2851561' first='Forward' last='Thinking Basketball']. Physically he fits the build of a next level wing, mixing strength, explosiveness, and length into his 6'4 frame. In the game I watched Ward was relentless on the glass, was hustling for loose balls, and showed he can move his feet to guard nearly every spot on the floor. He knows who he is as a player offensively, and rather than trying to make flashy plays out on the perimeter, he looks to attack the basket and use his physicality to finish at the rim.

Six of the wing prospects who impressed over the weekend in Milwaukee at the Prep Hoops Cream City Collision!