Six Uncommitted Class of 2026 Wings to Watch - Part Two

As more and more prospects go off of the board and the high school season draws nearer it is time to run back a recurring series here at Prep Hoops Indiana where we highlight some of the top uncommitted prospects at each position. These are players that definitely can play at the college level, and many of them have interest already, but remain uncommitted at this time. Here are six wings that college coaches need to have eyes on heading into the Indiana High School Basketball season.    If you are looking for high-level athleticism and excellent physical tools then you will like what you see in this prospect. Elmore spent his sophomore and junior seasons at Mooresville, averaging 9.3 points and 3.7 rebounds per game last season, before returning to Avon High School for his senior year. The 6'3"-6'4" wing is dangerous in transition, as a right hand driver from the perimeter, and as an offensive rebounder. He can find a place to play at the next level.     Prior has plenty of small college interest right now, but we could see his recruitment still take another jump with a big senior season at Heritage Hills High School. The highly versatile wing has great positional size, is a fluid athlete, and brings a well-rounded skill set to the perimeter. Prior is a consistent catch-and-shoot threat, but can also be used as a secondary playmaker. That is where his size and length at 6'5" makes it very hard on opposing defenses. It will be interesting to see where his recruitment ultimately winds up.     Smith checks all of the boxes right away when it comes to athletic and physical tools The 6'4" wing is strong enough to bully his way through contact, but remains explosive enough to get up and finish around the rim. He excels in transition and as a straight line, right hand driver, but flashes some impressive defensive versatility as well. Look for the Park Tudor senior to garner some small college interest throughout his senior season.     We've seen Tolliver pull in several small college/JUCO offers over the last few months and he has a chance to play his way into more during his senior season at Evansville Reitz. As the only real returning contributor, he will be relied heavily upon to have a breakout season. The 6'4" wing certainly has the physical makeup and skill set to do just that. He was impressive over the summer at the Charlie Hughes Showcase and should become a go-to threat for Reitz this season.     There is a ton of talent at South Bend St. Joseph right now. They won the Class 3A State Championship last season after finishing as the Runner-Up the year prior. Now, having moved up to 4A, they will once again be a contender. White is an under-the-radar piece to their success. The athletic 6'2" wing averaged 5.3 points per game on last season's team and will finish his career as a four-year rotation player on excellent SBSJ teams.     We didn't get a chance to see Zapata when attending Decatur Central High School's open gym, but the versatile 6'4" wing had a very good summer. He stood out with some big performances at the Charlie Hughes Showcase proving himself as a pure scorer from all over the floor. Look for Zapata to potentially lead the Hawks in scoring this season and garner a good deal of small college attention throughout his senior season.

As more and more prospects go off of the board and the high school season draws nearer it is time to run back a recurring series here at Prep Hoops Indiana where we highlight some of the top uncommitted prospects at each position. These are players that definitely can play at the college level, and many of them have interest already, but remain uncommitted at this time. Here are six wings that college coaches need to have eyes on heading into the Indiana High School Basketball season.