12/10/25: Speedy combo guard. Anthony played a lot early in his high school career and broke out a year ago while star Trey Pearson Trey Pearson 6'2" | PG Pope John Paul II | 2026 State #128 Nation TN was out injured. Wiggins’ shooting is a bit underwater at 40% FG. It would be helpful if he can draw more fouls and get “easy” points. Right now, he makes about two free throws a game. One area he needs to improve long-term is as a creator for others. Wiggins’ strength is shot creation.

7/18/25: Blindingly fast. Anthony showed his potential way back in November and December for JPII as the team played without Trey Pearson Trey Pearson 6'2" | PG Pope John Paul II | 2026 State #128 Nation TN (injury). The young guard took his chance and ran with it. Wiggins is now a known commodity around middle Tennessee. His strengths are scoring and speed. Defensively, Wiggins needs to lock in away from the basketball better. He is alert when the ball is right in front of him but tends to drift a touch when it swings or gets fed to the post. He might play differently in high school, but this certainly won’t work in a highly structured setting like college basketball. Wiggins can create for himself. His court awareness keeps getting better and better. Passes with a purpose. Commands the team. Anthony spends plenty of time during the game conversing with his head coach. This is a good sign that he mentally locks in throughout. Anthony bulked up in the last four months. he is going to be a special high school player his last two seasons.

4/24/25: Speedy guard. Though he will often line up as a point guard, Wiggins is the new-age point guard that looks to score each time he touches the ball. Wiggins can dip into those pockets in the defense or slash through the lanes to finish. Confident, capable young man. Long-term Wiggins needs to develop his three-point shot.