2026 VKTRY All-American Camp: 2028 Wings Who Impressed

The 2028 class featured no shortage of intriguing wing prospects at the VKTRY All-American Camp, with a wide range of skill sets on display throughout the event. From high-level scorers and shooters to versatile two-way players who impacted the game without needing the ball, several wings found ways to separate themselves against strong competition. Here's a look at some of the 2028 wings who caught my attention throughout the camp.    A talented scorer who's really come into his own over the last year, Rogers range past the three point line and unselfishness as a passer were both on display throughout the weekend. His size and IQ make him a dangerous passer, and he's a dangerous shooter who's amongst the best in New England.     Another long and lanky guard who can really scorer it, Smith's ability to glide to rim and elevate separates him from much of the class around him locally. He has the ability to get to the rim and finish above it as well as knock down shots on the move. Look for mid-and-high major programs to continue to keep contact with him.     The upside for Harris is tantalizing. A legitimate wing prospect at 6-foot-7, Harris lived in the gym all weekend- opting for extra work before and after camp. Able to get his own shot, once he fills out and gets a bit more aggressive, he will be one of the most complete wings in the Northeast.     Niare is one of the most versatile and effective defenders in camp. He impressed with his ability to guard 1-4 while also making an impact as a slasher. An improving shooter from deep, Niare made defenses pay for slumping off him. He appears to be next in what's an increasingly long line of power wings coming out of Imhotep (PA).     A move to the class of 2028 and transfer to St. George's (RI) gives Ferdinand another year to develop. The lanky wing has a knack for putting the ball on the floor and getting to the rim and is a capable mid-range shooter. His ball handling at his size makes him an interesting wing with secondary creation potential.     Whether by getting to the tin or pulling up in the mid-range, Hamilton knows how to find his way to a bucket. He plays very hard and is a willing rebounder and defender. As he continues to grow in confidence and aggressiveness, more college programs will continue to get involved.     One of the breakout players in 16U Challenger play this MADE Hoops Circuit season, Andre's best basketball lays well ahead of him. A talented scorer with good size who is at his best when getting to the rim, Andre seemingly added range and depth to his offensive arsenal as the Summer went on. That proved to be the case at camp, as Andre was a terror in transition and able to take over offensively for stretches.

The 2028 class featured no shortage of intriguing wing prospects at the VKTRY All-American Camp, with a wide range of skill sets on display throughout the event. From high-level scorers and shooters to versatile two-way players who impacted the game without needing the ball, several wings found ways to separate themselves against strong competition. Here's a look at some of the 2028 wings who caught my attention throughout the camp.