Wiggins, a guard out of the Westminster School in Connecticut, checks in at #3 among the point guards and #25 overall in this rankings update. The 6’0″ guard had a breakout season this winter, earning All-NEPSAC honors after averaging 23.0 points and 6.0 assists per game. He plays with a great feel for the game on the offensive end of the floor, has good vision when creating out of ball screens, and is capable of scoring it at all three levels. Defensively, he’s capable of guarding either backcourt spot and does a nice job of making plays, on and off the ball, that lead to turnovers and scoring opportunities in transition. Wiggins will play for the Middlesex Magic on the travel circuit.

Wiggins, a junior guard out of the Westminster School in Connecticut, has been one of the region’s biggest stock risers this winter. The 6’0″ guard has been terrific for Westminster and is averaging 23.0 points per game on an impressive 37.0% from behind the arc, while also chipping in 5.0 assists per game. He can really create seperation off the bounce, allowing him to get into his shot at almost any time, and has the ability to knock them down off the bounce, out of DHO actions, behind screens, and in catch and shoot situations. He does an excellent job of moving without the basketball and has even show some ability to create out of isolations late in the clock.

Wiggins continues to stack big-time performances and looks more confident every time he steps on the floor. He’s a guard who can score in bunches, whether it’s creating his own shot or capitalizing off quick windows in the defense. He plays with a smooth pace that keeps defenders off balance and allows him to pick his spots without forcing the action. His high IQ shows up in the way he reads help defenders, makes the right decision, and stays under control late in possessions. Around the basket, he’s a reliable finisher who uses touch, angles, and body control to convert through contact. What stands out most is how consistent he’s been, bringing the same aggression and poise night after night.

Wiggins has an argument as the best player on this entire 2027 watch list. The 6-foot guard is putting up crazy numbers for the Westminster School this season; he scores it from all three levels, he rebounds the ball well for his size, he’s a great facilitator, and he makes his mark on the defensive end as well. He’s an incredibly well-rounded two-way guard who plays at his own pace and knows how to use his athleticism when he needs to while still relying on his craft and IQ the majority of the time. Wiggins should be on the radar of scholarship coaches.

Wiggins is an athletic, downhill guard who consistently applies pressure on the rim. He plays with confidence, using his handle and burst to create separation in tight spaces. His defensive activity stands out, showing quick hands and a willingness to compete on every possession. He continues to progress at a rapid pace.

Wiggins is a quick, shifty guard who excels at breaking down defenses and getting to his spots with ease. His tight handle and change of pace make him a constant threat off the dribble. He sees the floor well and consistently creates opportunities for his teammates as a natural facilitator. Wiggins’ blend of speed, control, and playmaking makes him a key piece in the backcourt.

He’s an athletic point guard with sharp on-ball defensive instincts. Offensively, he connected on a smooth midrange pull-up off the bounce and consistently attacked with a quick first step. A fearless driver, he showed no hesitation finishing through contact.

1st team…Handles the ball really well. Shows speed and poise at the same time. Can get to his spot fairly easily. A scoring point guard. Gets inthe paint and creates for himself and others. Turns corners in a flash and finishes in a variety of ways.

Julien Wiggins Julien Wiggins 6'0" | PG Westminster School | 2027 State New E popped with his athletic gifts and high level skill. He was a blur on drives to the paint, while using euro steps to finish through contact. He also had a huge block on a three and made strong passes in the half court.

Andrew Wiggins is a skilled scorer who excels at creating his own shot and finishing at the rim. He uses his quickness and agility to blow past defenders and get to his spots on the court. Wiggins often takes advantage of mismatches with smooth footwork and a quick first step. His athleticism and burst make him a constant threat in transition and isolation plays.