Wamsley is a versatile forward who can impact the game in all facets. He does a good job on the glass and uses his length to contest shots. He has always shown promise putting the ball on the deck and getting to different spots. One of Wamsley’s best skills is his playmaking and thrives finding others in different spots on the floor for them to convert offensive chances.

On Saturday during Eastern York’s victory over Columbia, Wamsley (21 ppg.; Gannon University commit) pumped in 33 points (1 three). Wamsley (1,000-point scorer) did the bulk of his damage on the interior via dives to the cup, post ups and the offensive glass. He also excelled in pick-n-roll action and attacking the rim from the elbows. Wamsley’s scoring efforts in the paint produced a slew of foul calls. He took advantage of those whistles by going 14 for 19 from the charity stripe. On the defensive end Wamsley was an intimidating shot blocker and cleaned the glass (8 rebounds).

Wamsley recently committed to Gannon University (D2) and if you watch this point-forward play it is easy to see why the Golden Knights’ coaching staff was after him. Wamsley (1,000-point scorer) is a versatile, high IQ prospect who can operate from anywhere on the court. Around the rim Wamsley can generate points via dives to the cup, post ups and the offensive glass. He ability to power through significant contact and convert is impressive. In the mid-range he thrives at the elbows where he can splash jumpers or attack the rim off one or two dribbles. Out on the perimeter, Wamsley can knock down jumpers and is a timely distributor. To be honest, his passing skills are highly underrated. Last season Wamsley led Eastern to the District 3-4A title. He poured in 20 points and grabbed 11 boards in that district championship game win.