Cayleb has proven throughout his high school career that he is far more than just a catch-and-shoot player. As his younger brother Bentley continues to develop, his usage rate has taken a major leap. This has allowed Cayleb to show more versatility in his game, playing off the ball. The senior guard has a knack for finding open spots, making it easy for teammates to kick out to him when driving. The three-level scorer is proving he can have the same impact with the ball and off it.

Caleb is the heart of Wonderview’s team. The two-time All-State selectee is able to impact the game in every way imaginable. As the floor general, you can quickly see his leadership and knowledge of the offense. Stobaugh is a high-IQ passer, seeming to never turn the ball over. He’s a strong guard who uses it to his advantage on both ends of the court. Offensively, he uses his body to get to the rim and finish through contact effectively. Cayleb also rebounds very well for his position, which then usually leads to a great outlet pass.

Stobaugh’s shooting gives him a dependable role right now and a clear path to more value long‑term. He gets it off quickly, spaces the floor, and forces defenses to adjust. As he adds strength and becomes more comfortable attacking closeouts and finding teammates, his stock naturally climbs.

Stobaugh’s shot making and confidence jump off the screen. He’s wired to score and already carving out a leadership role for Wonderview. His ability to create off the bounce and hit tough jumpers makes him a name to track in the 2027 class.

Cayleb is an accurate 3-point shooting threat. He can hit shots in succession with accuracy from behind the arc. He likes to find space moving without the ball and set himself up for open catch-and-shoot looks.