2028 Player Rankings: Biggest Stock Boosters

Updated <a href="https://prephoops.com/wisconsin/rankings/2028-rankings/" id="prephoops.com/wisconsin/rankings/2028-rankings/">Prep Hoops Wisconsin Player Rankings for the class of 2028</a> were released today and here's a look at some of the biggest stock boosters in the most recent rankings.    Current Ranking: 9 Previous Ranking: 41 Kornowski made a huge jump forward in the Player Rankings in large part to a very impressive June while competing with Stevens Point in several high school tournaments. A good ball handler and decision maker, Kornowski can score at all three levels, deliver key assists and grab some offensive rebounds. On the other end of the floor, he has the size, length and foot speed to stay in front of opponents and make it difficult for them to score or even get into their offensive sets. A honorable mention all-league performer in the Wisconsin Valley Conference as a sophomore, Kornowski is coming off a season where he contributed 11.4 points and 3.9 rebounds per game while helping Stevens Point to a 19-7 record and a share of the league title.     Current Ranking: 12 Previous Ranking: 20 Collins' length and ability to affect the game defensively with his shot blocking and shot altering skills is a major strength as he continues to evolve as a player. Other strengths for the bouncy 6-foot-7 forward include running the floor, finishing breakouts with a dunk and a solid mid-range game. The lanky combination forward needs to put on weight and get stronger, but his activity on both ends of the court are big plusses. As a sophomore for WIAA Division 4 state champion Milwaukee Juneau, Collins averaged 8.5 points and 6.0 rebounds as a starter for the Pioneers.     Current Ranking: 22 Previous Ranking: 28 Grice had a solid June while competing for Homestead in several league games and tournaments. A sturdy 6-foot-4 small forward, Grice uses his physical strength and basketball skills to positively impact a game. A starter as a sophomore for one of Wisconsin's better programs, Grice averaged 7.8 points and 4.7 rebounds while helping Homestead to a 13-12 record. He teams with seniors [player_tooltip player_id='2140968' first='Oliver' last='Belot'] and [player_tooltip player_id='2138098' first='Michael' last='Rogers Jr.'] to give the Highlanders an imposing trio of returning starters for the 2026-27 season.     Current Ranking: 27 Previous Ranking: 37 Parks is a key piece for a Middleton squad looking to contend for the Big Eight Conference championship next winter. An extremely vertical and physically strong forward, Parks uses polished foot work in the lane to shed defenders and finish off the glass or with a nice dunk. Although just 6-foot-3, Parks nonetheless repeatedly scores over taller defenders because of his quick and powerful moves in the post. He showed this spring with [program_tooltip program_id='2365983' first='Foundation' last='AAU'] he is also developing an effective mid-range baseline jump shot to go along with his aggressive moves to the basket.     Current Ranking: 31 Previous Ranking: 38 Light on his feet but heavy on impact, Doedens is a non-stop defender and an aggressive player with the ball in his hands. His quickness and constant attacking nature pays off for his teammates and himself with basket after basket. He finished with a solid sophomore season for an up-and-coming DeForest program after missing some time during the middle of the campaign with an injury. And he played very well for an outstanding [program_tooltip program_id='2076023' first='Wisconsin' last='Academy'] 16U squad in the spring. Doedens averaged 15.9 points and 5.0 rebounds as a sophomore and teams with sophomore [player_tooltip player_id='2402423' first='Ben' last='Pritzl'] and senior [player_tooltip player_id='2508475' first='Liam' last='Schloemer'] to give DeForest a solid core for 2026-27.     Current Ranking: 32 Previous Ranking: 39 A smooth combination guard with a penchant for making big perimeter jump shots, Wyngaard competes against high-level opponents and succeeds with his impressive basketball instincts and advanced skill set. He rarely forces field-goal attempts, but he is always locked and loaded when the ball is swung his way and he has a look at the basket. One of the better backcourt prospects in the Fox Valley Association, Wyngaard averaged 8.7 points and 2.8 rebounds as a sophomore while helping Kimberly to a 16-10 record.     Current Ranking: 34 Previous Ranking: 44 A much different player than older brother, Jamison, [player_tooltip player_id='2508205' first='Westin' last='Zavatchin'] is coming into his own as a player, impacting the game with his size, length and mobility. While Jamison used brute strength and a high skill level to impact a game, Westin relies more on finesse and a wingspan that leads to deflections and steals. He can shoot from the perimeter and get into the lane to rise up for mid-range jump shots. Westin has grown a bit since the end of the high school season and has a very positive future ahead of him as he continues to add strength to his long frame.     Current Ranking: 38 Previous Ranking: 188 Another player who made an enormous jump in the Player Rankings, Meyer's play this spring with the [program_tooltip program_id='2078835' first='Wisconsin' last='Swing'] was extremely impressive. Coaches within the Swing program cite Meyer's ability to shoot the three-point jumper at a high percentage while also playing above the rim in traffic as some of his biggest assets. Meyer can score at all three levels and appears poised to have a breakout season for Sauk Prairie next winter.

Updated Prep Hoops Wisconsin Player Rankings for the class of 2028 were released today and here's a look at some of the biggest stock boosters in the most recent rankings.