Perhaps the best athlete in the building at Elite Camp was Wilson, who drew plenty of oohs and aahs with his ability to finish above the rim. The rising junior wing is an absolute physical specimen, and he used his strength to blow past defenders and then combined with his great leaping ability, throw down some powerful dunks. During the scrimmages, it became clear if he had a path to the basket in transition Wilson was going to score – and score in a spectacular way. Wilson didn’t just score by getting to the hoop, he showed good touch from the perimeter and shot it well during the shooting drills and half court sets. If you missed the memo, Wilson will be in Oregon this upcoming season as he’ll be at Central Catholic.

Wilson is one of two guards on this list who have shown some impressive physicality and used their size and skill to have a big impact around the paint. He got into some early foul trouble against Annie Wright last weekend but it didn’t stop him from coming back in to absolutely dominate on the glass and work through some contact inside to convert at the rim. He has a truly impressive physical make-up and was ripping down rebound after rebound last weekend. He has a great second jump and was able to follow up his misses inside to battle for buckets. He also had some great outlets up the court to counter the Gator’s full-court pressure.