MSHTV Camp: 6th Grade Standouts (Wings)

Westfield, IN — The 11th annual MSHTV Camp featured talented young prospects from across the country, giving our staff an opportunity to evaluate players across several age groups throughout the 2026 camp. As our coverage of the Class of 2033 continues, we turn our attention to a group of wings who contributed in a variety of ways on both ends of the floor. This group featured players with positional versatility, scoring ability, athleticism and the physical tools to impact different areas of the game. From creating offense on the perimeter to finishing around the basket, rebounding and taking on different defensive assignments, each prospect offered something different from the wing position. Here is a closer look at some of the top wings from the Class of 2033 at the MSHTV Camp...    Trysten Adom-Yeboah was at his best playing in attack mode at the MSHTV Camp, using his strength and physical style to create problems in transition. He consistently got downhill with the ball in his hands and absorbed contact well when finishing around the basket. Adom-Yeboah played with toughness that carried over to the defensive end, where he competed physically and stayed involved in possessions. His combination of power, aggression and two-way toughness translated well from the wing position.     Sean Andrews played an efficient brand of basketball at the MSHTV Camp, finding much of his success within the half court. He moved well without the ball and had a good feel for when to cut, relocate or work himself into open areas of the floor. Andrews finished with skill once he got into the lane and rarely forced opportunities that were not there. His court awareness and willingness to play unselfishly allowed him to contribute without needing the ball in his hands for extended stretches.     Khorban Bandawal found plenty of success around the basket at the MSHTV Camp, particularly when he had opportunities to get out and run. He filled lanes well in transition and consistently put himself in position to finish plays around the rim. Bandawal also flashed the ability to step away from the paint and knock down perimeter shots, adding another element to his offensive game. Defensively, he embraced physical assignments and was willing to handle the less noticeable work needed to help his team.     Jacob Combs used his combination of size and skill to create consistent advantages at the MSHTV Camp. He was especially effective attacking the basket, where his strength made him difficult to contain once he gained momentum toward the rim. Combs finished with good touch through traffic and handled contact well around the paint. He also used his physical tools on the glass, pursuing rebounds and providing additional production on both ends. His ability to pair size with scoring skill gave him plenty of success from the wing position.     Cameron Pittman continued to establish himself as one of the more talented prospects in the Midwest with his play at the MSHTV Camp. He handled the ball comfortably from the wing and used a fluid offensive game to create his way into the paint, where he finished with skill around the basket. Pittman was at his best looking to score, but also had the vision and passing ability to find teammates when additional defenders came his way. His combination of creation ability, finishing and overall skill gives him an intriguing foundation moving forward.    Stay tuned for more from Coast 2 Coast Preps!

Westfield, IN — The 11th annual MSHTV Camp featured talented young prospects from across the country, giving our staff an opportunity to evaluate players across several age groups throughout the 2026 camp. As our coverage of the Class of 2033 continues, we turn our attention to a group of wings who contributed in a variety of ways on both ends of the floor. This group featured players with positional versatility, scoring ability, athleticism and the physical tools to impact different areas of the game. From creating offense on the perimeter to finishing around the basket, rebounding and taking on different defensive assignments, each prospect offered something different from the wing position. Here is a closer look at some of the top wings from the Class of 2033 at the MSHTV Camp...