Justice is a player that is probably better than where we have him in the rankings, and this year I believe that he will get the c chance to show us that his game is better than advertised. He can start that out by getting out to the event and showing that he has a game that translates. We liked what we saw from Justice at the UNC camp as he allowed the game to come to him, he attacked from the high post, and scored in bunches. When he gets in a zone where he’s demanding the ball and attacking off the move, he’s very difficult to stop, and T-Ride will give him those moments this year with a deep squad that will need that inside presence. He rebounds well, is a willing passer, and can start the break. That’s what our showcase needs, and also if he does that at a high level this year, I do feel as if colleges should be checking in to get him there. I have high expectations for Justice this year, and I think an appearance at the showcase can boost his stock. 

Wolff has made his return and is getting back to himself, as he was one of the standouts that caught my eye at the UNC camp with his ability to shoot the ball from deep. He got hot in multiple games where he was hunting his shot, moving without the ball to find the perfect opportunity, and once he found it, he let it fly. I liked how he played against Eaglecrest. Wolff has good size and an inside-out game. He scores inside with a patient game, he shoots over defenders, and can back them down with spin-offs and reverses or step out and pop it. He plays off the ball a ton, but can make his move when he gets it, and should have a big season. 

42 – Justice Wolff Justice Wolff 6'5" | CG/PG Thunderridge | 2027 State CO

Wolff has the tools to make a real leap with his size, skill, and scoring feel. When we last saw him, he was attacking the rim with confidence, finishing with touch, and stepping into perimeter shots without hesitation. We want that to continue. The flashes are real, now it’s about stacking them night after night. With a big season, he has everything needed to move himself up quickly.

Wolff has the tools to be one of the top players in the class with his skill and size, and now it is about having the production to follow. We didn’t see too much of him this summer, but the last time that we saw him, he was one of our favorite players to watch as he took over. He attacks the rim and gets to where he wants, he had soft touch inside and also stepped out and knocked down the 3-ball. He has shown glimpses of being a special player, but we want to see the consistency, and him coming out and dominating at the showcase would let us see exactly where he’s at amongst his peers. He’s a player who could certainly benefit from a solid showing with us. 

Wolff had to be one of the most fun players to watch all weekend, he just had this smooth, effortless style that made everything he did look natural. Whether he was driving to the hoop or pulling up from deep, his offensive game was locked in. He had no problem getting by defenders, and if given space he was knocking down shots from beyond the arc with confidence. What really made him stand out was how he impacted the game overall. Wolff had a real feel for spacing and flow. He didn’t just create room for himself, he opened up the floor for everyone around him. You saw how fluid the offense looked when he was out there. He kept things moving, kept his teammates involved, and always made the right play to put guys in position to succeed. Just a super high-IQ, unselfish player who knows how to run the show

Justice Wolff Justice Wolff 6'5" | CG/PG Thunderridge | 2027 State CO is always in attack mode and can score at will. Wolff is a knock down shooter from the three point line and can drive downhill and convert on tough finishes at the rim. Wolff will blossom into a star in the coming years.

Wolff showed value on perimeter attempts off the catch, effective regardless of the incoming contest. Bringing great size in the backcourt, the guard was a consistent downhill playmaker, capable of seeing above the defense for the extra pass. Remaining one of the better downhill scoring options from this event, Wolff’s handle and quick decision making kept him as a consistent performer for this group. Defensively, the guard was an often recipient of blocked shots from either the point of attack or timely weak side rotations. 

The tall combo guard has both skill and passing vision, bringing in great size to the backcourt. Especially impactful while attacking the paint, opposing defenses are often left with difficult decisions when he has the ball.