Wolf has great size and is a big, versatile defender who gives the Tigers all sorts of flexibility on that end of the floor. He moves his feet well, has great length, and is fantastic at contesting shots both on the perimeter and around the rim. On the offensive end, he was superb playing the high-low game with Gerdes, routinely hitting him on the block for easy buckets. He had just 2 points, but finished with 4 rebounds, 5 assists, 3 blocks, and made a massive impact on the game. He’s a high upside player whose best basketball is still ahead of him.

Leyton Wolf Leyton Wolf 6'7" | SG Cedar Falls | 2026 State IA did it all for Cedar Falls in this game. For starters, he was great around the rim. His touch in the post and in the paint in general very much stood out. He goes up strong and does not shy away from contact, and he is great at using his size and strength to his advantage. He showed an ability to finish layups at high speeds and at difficult angles. He also displayed high feel as a cutter in this game, constantly moving and producing open shots for himself around the rim throughout the game. A lot of his scoring came from his hustle and energy on the offensive glass. He came down with many offensive boards in this game and put them back at a high clip. His ability to plant himself at the rim allowed him to draw many fouls in this game as well. Leyton was great on defense in this game too. He flashed great mobility and footwork on the perimeter and showed an ability to move step for step with guards. He also blocked shots and protected the rim throughout this game.