Prep Hoops Indiana Class of 2026 Rankings - Under-the-Radar Wings

We released our updated Class of 2026 Prospect Rankings right at the end of June. That was a very busy period of time fresh off of the Charlie Hughes Showcase and heading into the July grassroots season. Due to the busy schedule at the time, we at Prep Hoops Indiana feel like our rankings content, generally some of our most popular, didn't get the attention that it deserves. Therefore, we will spend this quieter period in August revisiting our rankings content. First, we simply re-released the Class of 2026 Prospect Rankings themselves. Now, we will dive into more content including additional summer stock-risers, new names, under-the-radar Watch List prospects, and much more.    After a great spring with [program_tooltip program_id='2076924' first='EG10' last=''] on the Prep Hoops Circuit, Malloy moved on to play with [program_tooltip program_id='2075551' first='Indiana' last='Game'] on the UA Rise Circuit in the summer. The 6'2" guard is a very talented shot-maker off of the dribble with the necessary skill and explosiveness to create separation at all levels. He is a good ball handler, finishes well at the end of his drives at the rim, and shoots it well from beyond the arc. Look for him to have a very good junior season as a go-to scorer at Munster High School.     Moss-Wright could be one of the breakout names of this coming high school season. He will step into a role on the perimeter for Ben Davis who will once again be one of the best teams in the state of Indiana. The bigger guard had a great summer playing on the 3SSB Circuit with Phenom United is ready for a big junior year. He shoots the ball well from beyond the arc and has the size to be a matchup problem for smaller guards when attacking the basket.     A Top 60 prospect in our Prep Hoops Indiana Class of 2026 Rankings, Nicholson was one of two standout sophomores at Shelbyville High School last season. He finished second on the team averaging 13.4 points while leading the Golden Bears with 5.2 rebounds per game. The versatile 6'4" wing is a very good ball handler showcasing the ability to breakdown defenders on the perimeter and attack the rim downhill. He is a great finisher around the basket using his size and athleticism. Intriguing prospect to keep an eye on this winter.     A top performer at our Prep Hoops Indiana Spring Exposure Session in mid-March, Craney is an under-the-radar prospect from southern Indiana poised for a big junior season. He averaged 13.8 points and 4.8 rebounds per game as a sophomore at Perry Central High School and had a big summer with his team as well that included some massive scoring outputs. The 6'6" wing is very versatile on both ends of the floor.     We highlight Weemer back in early July as a "new name" in our Prep Hoops Indiana Class of 2026 Rankings. This versatile wing/forward from Hamilton Southeastern High School really turned some heads at the Charlie Hughes Showcase in June and appears to be ready to grow into a primary role for the Royals this coming season as a junior. Weemer can stretch the floor as a catch-and-shoot threat, attack closeouts to his right, and creates mismatch problems both on the perimeter and around the basket.     Hollendonner plays at my alma mater, Centerville High School, so it is nice getting to feature him here among the under-the-radar wings in Indiana's Class of 2026. The 6'2" wing was not only one of the most productive sophomores in the state last season, but one of the top scorers overall, averaging 23.0 points per game to go along with 5.2 rebounds, 2.2 assists, and 2.2 steals. His strength and physicality standout the most as he is highly productive around the basket. Had a good summer playing with [program_tooltip program_id='2076166' first='Grand' last='Park Premier'] Black 2026.     There is a lot of talent coming through Northridge High School right now and this sharpshooter is certainly a part of that conversation. The 6'1" guard shot the lights out to end the summer with 5Star 16u at the GRBA National Championship in Fort Wayne. His catch-and-shoot ability really spaces the floor and puts a lot of pressure on opposing defenses. Look for him to have a great year shooting the basketball for a Raiders team that could make some noise.     Wynsma first burst onto the scene back in April at the Chi-Town Tipoff playing with one of the 16u [program_tooltip program_id='2075551' first='Indiana' last='Game'] teams and went on to be a consistent top performer for them on the Prep Hoops Circuit throughout the spring and summer. He also was named Second Team All-Tournament at the Havoc in the Heartland. The 6'3" guard does a great job of attacking the basket off of the dribble and using some positional size and length to finish around the basket. Should have a big junior season coming up for Hebron High School.

We released our updated Class of 2026 Prospect Rankings right at the end of June. That was a very busy period of time fresh off of the Charlie Hughes Showcase and heading into the July grassroots season. Due to the busy schedule at the time, we at Prep Hoops Indiana feel like our rankings content, generally some of our most popular, didn't get the attention that it deserves. Therefore, we will spend this quieter period in August revisiting our rankings content. First, we simply re-released the Class of 2026 Prospect Rankings themselves. Now, we will dive into more content including additional summer stock-risers, new names, under-the-radar Watch List prospects, and much more.