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<p>Saturday's action at The Challenge featured an impressive collection of wings with the size, skill and versatility to impact games in several different ways. Some separated themselves through their scoring, while others made their presence felt defensively, on the glass or by creating opportunities for their teammates. Here are the wings who stood out throughout the day.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">The athletic and defensive-minded wing impressed with his ability to get to the rim Saturday, scoring 14 points in each of his two games. Woodard also knocked down several important free throws late against Archbishop Carroll. He has good size for an off-ball guard, rebounds well from the wing and provides value on both ends of the floor.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Branch is an intriguing name who has emerged over the past year and continued to build momentum Saturday. The rangy 6-foot-5 sophomore shot 5-for-8 from beyond the arc across his two games while also contributing defensively and on the glass. Branch still needs to get stronger and tighten his handle, but his combination of size, shooting and two-way potential makes him a player worth monitoring.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Strine reclassified and enrolled at Penn Charter this summer, and the move already appears to be paying dividends. He moves extremely well without the ball and is a dangerous shooter who does not need much time or space to get his shot off. As he continues to expand the rest of his game, Strine should solidify himself as one of the top players in the region and nationally.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Igbina is a multilevel scorer who knocked down a couple of perimeter shots but was ultimately at his best attacking the rim. He rebounds well from the wing, gets off the floor quickly and possesses the size and athleticism to defend multiple positions. Improving his handle and becoming a more consistent shooter will help round out an already intriguing two-way skill set.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">The FGCU commit continues to look like the next Philadelphia-area gem for an Eagles program that has recruited the region aggressively. The 6-foot-5 scorer led his team with 20 points on 9-for-14 shooting as Westtown earned an impressive win over Clinton Grace. Stewart moves well without the ball and consistently works himself open. When the ball is in his hands, he has little trouble creating his own shot. Dunk City should quickly become a fan of the high-scoring swingman.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Shaw-Glen seemingly gets better every time he takes the floor. A big combo forward who looks increasingly comfortable operating as a true wing, he can score inside or out while also creating opportunities for his teammates. That versatility makes him an ideal frontcourt partner for [player_tooltip player_id='2209002' first='Tyler' last='Royal'] and opens the Perkiomen offense even further. Several of the region's top Division II programs are recruiting Shaw-Glen heavily, but it would not be surprising to see the New York native land at the Division I level before his recruitment is finished.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Shields appears to be only scratching the surface of his considerable potential. A bouncy 6-foot-8 wing forward, he was excellent in transition as both a slasher and lob threat. Shields also looked comfortable shooting from beyond the arc, even if he did not hunt those opportunities at a high rate. His greatest long-term value may come defensively, where his size, mobility and ability to guard positions two through four make it easy to keep him on the floor. That versatility should help him attract significantly more scholarship interest over the next year.</p>
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Saturday's action at The Challenge featured an impressive collection of wings with the size, skill and versatility to impact games in several different ways. Some separated themselves through their scoring, while others made their presence felt defensively, on the glass or by creating opportunities for their teammates. Here are the wings who stood out throughout the day.
The athletic and defensive-minded wing impressed with his ability to get to the rim Saturday, scoring 14 points in each of his two games. Woodard also knocked down several important free throws late against Archbishop Carroll. He has good size for an off-ball guard, rebounds well from the wing and provides value on both ends of the floor.
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Branch is an intriguing name who has emerged over the past year and continued to build momentum Saturday. The rangy 6-foot-5 sophomore shot 5-for-8 from beyond the arc across his two games while also contributing defensively and on the glass. Branch still needs to get stronger and tighten his handle, but his combination of size, shooting and two-way potential makes him a player worth monitoring.
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Strine reclassified and enrolled at Penn Charter this summer, and the move already appears to be paying dividends. He moves extremely well without the ball and is a dangerous shooter who does not need much time or space to get his shot off. As he continues to expand the rest of his game, Strine should solidify himself as one of the top players in the region and nationally.
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Jaeden Igbina
HEIGHT6'5"
POSSF
CLASS2027
Jaeden Igbina
School:Polaris Prep
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Igbina is a multilevel scorer who knocked down a couple of perimeter shots but was ultimately at his best attacking the rim. He rebounds well from the wing, gets off the floor quickly and possesses the size and athleticism to…
The FGCU commit continues to look like the next Philadelphia-area gem for an Eagles program that has recruited the region aggressively. The 6-foot-5 scorer led his team with 20 points on 9-for-14 shooting as Westtown earned an impressive win over Clinton Grace. Stewart moves well without the ball and consistently works himself open. When the ball is in his hands, he has little trouble creating his own shot. Dunk City should quickly become a fan of the high-scoring swingman.
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Shaw-Glen seemingly gets better every time he takes the floor. A big combo forward who looks increasingly comfortable operating as a true wing, he can score inside or out while also creating opportunities for his teammates. That versatility makes him an ideal frontcourt partner for Tyler RoyalTylerRoyal
6'9" | C/PF
Perkiomen | 2028 StatePA
and opens the Perkiomen offense even further. Several of the region's top Division II programs are recruiting Shaw-Glen heavily, but it would not be surprising to see the New York native land at the Division I level before his recruitment is finished.
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Shields appears to be only scratching the surface of his considerable potential. A bouncy 6-foot-8 wing forward, he was excellent in transition as both a slasher and lob threat. Shields also looked comfortable shooting from beyond the arc, even if…
Tyler
Royal
6'9" | C/PF
Perkiomen | 2028
State
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and opens the Perkiomen offense even further. Several of the region's top Division II programs are recruiting Shaw-Glen heavily, but it would not be surprising to see the New York native land at the Division I level before his recruitment is finished.
