Windermere Prep Basketball

Brandon Bass Jr., a 6’5” left-handed guard and one of the more highly regarded prospects in the 2026 class, turned in a noteworthy performance against Team Winslow at the NBPA Top 100 Camp. He tallied 13 points, including three made three-pointers, showcasing his smooth shooting form and impressive range. His release is compact and consistent, and he lets it fly with confidence both off the catch and off the bounce—an increasingly valuable trait in today’s game. Beyond the stat line, Bass Jr. demonstrated a strong understanding of offensive spacing, timing, and movement without the ball. He consistently located gaps in the defense and put himself in position to capitalize. His left-handed shot adds an element of unpredictability for defenders, and he’s shown the ability to get his jumper off efficiently, even against closeouts. His perimeter shooting is a reliable asset in his scoring toolkit, allowing him to stretch opposing defenses and create opportunities for teammates. It also enhances his ability to attack the basket off the dribble, as hard closeouts open up driving lanes he can exploit with control and finesse at the rim. Bass Jr.’s game translates especially well to the next level in a collegiate offense that prioritizes ball movement and floor spacing. He would thrive in offensive schemes that feature off-ball screens, dribble handoffs, and flare or pindown actions designed to free up shooters. With his feel for the game and ability to take advantage of defensive rotations, he projects as both a solid contributor and a good weapon in systems that value shooting and offensive flow. His showing at the NBPA Top 100 Camp is just the latest evidence of his rising trajectory. @BrandonBassJr @TheNBPA @Top100Camp @se_elite_3ssb @WPS_Basketball