My first time getting to see the talented 6’7” 2029 Wing for Frankton and came away extremely impressed. Long and lanky wing, Ashton Brobston Ashton Brobston 6'6" | SF Frankton | 2029 State IN exceeded every expectation I had for him heading into the game I saw of his on Sunday. Really nice floor game. Intriguing court vision for his size. Didn’t make a three, but was clearly comfortable taking shots from beyond the three-point line. Showed a really good handle for 6’7”. Was able to keep the defender away and not get sped up. He’s a bit thin at this stage, but a young prospect that will continue to grow into his body. Has the potential to be a big time versatile defender. Not the most fluid athlete, but showed he was capable of guarding multiple positions and has intriguing rim protection potential. Definitely a prospect to keep an eye on heading into his sophomore season.

Highly skilled and high potential 2029 prospect out of Frankton that combines size and skill like not many prospects in the class. Inside-out game that makes him a matchup nightmare for the opposition. Possesses a smooth three-point stroke on the offensive end while being a difference maker on the boards and in the paint defensively. Excited to get my first live look at the sophomore-to-be.

The long, lean frame and fluid athleticism catch your attention right away when watching this 6’7″ wing from Frankton High School. Brobston is a consistent matchup problem due to having guard-like skills with the size of a forward. He combined those factors well on Friday at the Indiana All-Star Classic finishing with a double-double of 14 points and 11 rebounds. It was clear why Prep Hoops Indiana recently ranked him #20 in their initial Class of 2029 prospect rankings.

A long, versatile wing that we at Prep Hoops Indiana are high on is Ashton Brobston Ashton Brobston 6'6" | SF Frankton | 2029 State IN . At 6’6. Brobston is a confident three-point shooter with the ability to put it on the floor and create. He often times takes advantage of the mismatches against smaller perimeter defenders being able to get to the rim or find space for a jump shot. Get eyes on him this summer from Frankton High School.

A player I haven’t gotten to see live, but on stream is a kid that impressed me with his versatility and skill for his size and age. Confident three-point shooter with the ability to put it on the floor and create. Not afraid to get in the paint and fight for rebounds. Really nice player with loads of potential to look forward to in the coming years.

Brobston wasted no time making a major impact in his high school debut. The talented 6’6″ freshman scored a game-high 23 points to lead Frankton to a 56-49 win over Taylor. He is one of the top Class of 2029 prospects in the state.

There are few incoming freshman with as impressive of a build as Brobston. The 6’7″ wing is already incredibly tall and long while having the skill of a guard. He can initiate offense as a ball handler and very likely isn’t done growing. Brobston, the son of Frankton High School’s head coach, will make an instant impact at the varsity level. He is a very intriguing long-term prospect.

The size and length of his incoming freshman at Frankton High School catches your attention right away. Brobston, the son of Frankton’s head coach, is a legit 6’7″ with long arms and fluid athleticism out on the perimeter. He handles the ball like a guard, is capable as a catch-and-shoot threat, and obviously has the size to be a matchup problem when he gets around the basket. There is a ton of upside to his game and it will be fun to watch him make an instant impact as a freshman.