We’re taking a look at 20 of the top wings in the state of Georgia, regardless of classification. From proven seniors to talented underclassmen, these guards separate themselves with their ability to score, create for others and impact winning.

AJ Williams | ELCA | 2027

Williams, a top-five prospect in Georgia’s senior class, reclassified from the 2028 class this past spring. The 6-foot-8 forward possesses an intriguing combination of size, skill, and physicality, along with significant upside. Williams is capable of scoring at all three levels, plays with good pace, and consistently makes sound decisions with the basketball. His versatility and physical frame make him a difficult matchup for opposing defenses. Williams recently visited Auburn, Mississippi State, and Georgia, with plans to visit BYU later this month.

Asa Montgomery | Hillgrove | 2027

One of the nation’s hottest prospects, Montgomery has seen a rise into 5-star territory. He brings a high floor when projecting him at the next level. Montgomery is a high-floor prospect who can take on a starring spotlight or be more of a role player on a team. He’s shown both over the last year. He is a consistent wing rebounder who’s a magnet for the ball. Montgomery has three-level scoring ability and is a great athlete. He’s as versatile a prospect as we have in Georgia. 

Jacody Terry | South Gwinnett | 2029

Terry is a high-level finisher at the rim. He plays with good balance, control and focus. Terry is dangerous in the mid range too. He has a great combination of motor and athleticism on both ends of the floor. After a stellar freshman season, he’s poised to take a step forward this coming season. 

ZIon Thomas | Bradwell | 2027

Thomas is a two-way impact player. A force on both ends of the court, Thomas is a great athlete and dangerous in transition. Above the rim, cleaning up the offensive glass, Thomas can use his bounce to make highlights, and he’s shown that he can knock down the three. He has plenty of dog to him too. Thomas can thrive in a grittier style of play if needed. 

Brayden Wise | North Oconee | 2029 

Wise has a burner. One of the best shooters in his class, Wise can light it up from distance. He had tremendous range on his shot and can hit tough ones too. The kind of shooter who you want taking shots at the end of a clock. He can make plays off the bounce too. Wise is a good driver and can make plays above the rim. 

Trace Adcock | Rabun County | 2029

Adcock is a younger prospect but is already making a case as one of the best shooters in the state. His range seemingly has no bounds. Adcock is an overall offensive engine. He has a great feel for the game on that end of the floor with his off-ball movement and passing. Adcock will be in a more featured role this season, so he will continue to break out this winter. 

Makari Townsend | Gainesville | 2029

A skilled playmaking wing, Townsend knows how to get to his spots to score or make plays for others. He’s a threat in transition with his athleticism and ability to score both inside and out. Townsend is a good defensive presence who uses a good motor ant length to disrupt. 

Cruz Jackson | Norcross | 2029

Cruz Jackson is a high-upside guy with a good frame and developable skillset. Jackson is a multi-level scoring threat with the ability to power his way into the lane and finish tough shots at the rim. He has good athleticism and 

Shaheem Barbosa | Peach County | 2029

At 6-foot-5, Shaheem Barbosa is a skilled shot-maker who can knock down jumpers from multiple levels. He moves well without the ball, consistently finding openings in the defense to create easy scoring opportunities around the basket or space the floor for perimeter shots.

Graham Titus | Kennesaw Mountain | 2027

Titus brings plenty of versatility to the floor with his ability to play multiple positions. He has a nice blend of size, skill, and athleticism that allow for his multi-faceted approach. Titus can hit shots from multiple areas of the floor and does a great job creating separation in the mid-range. 

Carmelo Williams | Buford | 2027

Williams is a versatile prospect with a wiry, athletic frame and the ability to impact the game in multiple ways. His positional flexibility allows him to operate effectively both on and off the ball, giving his team versatility in the backcourt.

Frashad Tisby | Cross Creek | 2027

The South Carolina commit brings an impressive combination of size, length, and skill to the floor. Tisby is a versatile offensive threat who can impact the game in multiple ways. His ability to create matchup problems makes him a difficult assignment for opposing defenses.

Bradyn Elder | Woodward Academy | 2027

Elder, who committed to Kennesaw State last month, is a skilled perimeter shooter with the ability to knock down jumpers both off the catch and off the dribble. His shot-making ability makes him a consistent perimeter threat.

Alex Butts | Southwest Macon | 2027

Butts is a skilled wing prospect whose combination of ball-handling ability and perimeter shot-making allows him to play multiple positions. His offensive versatility gives him the flexibility to operate in different roles along the perimeter.

Brandon Pemberton | Parkview | 2027

Pemberton, a recent Kennesaw State commit, possesses an intriguing combination of length, ball skills, and basketball IQ. His versatility allows him to operate at multiple positions, while his ability to handle the ball and make plays creates matchup problems for opposing defenders.

Marcus Curry | Grayson | 2027

Curry’s calling cards are his defensive ability, athleticism, and relentless motor. He brings tremendous energy to both ends of the floor, using his explosiveness to finish plays above the rim in transition and in the half court. His activity and athletic tools make him an impactful presence defensively. Curry recently visited UAB and has plans to visit George Mason and Sacramento State later this month.

Landon Grundy | Hillgrove | 2027

Grundy made a name for himself this summer on the OTR Circuit with his ability to create offense and make difficult shots. His knack for getting a basket in tight spaces separates him as a scorer, particularly when combined with his size and developing athleticism. Grundy committed to the University of Tampa last week.

Abu Jallow | McEachern | 2028

Jallow is a long, athletic prospect who uses his physical tools to his advantage on the offensive end. His combination of length and athleticism allows him to attack off the dribble and finish plays around the basket.

Malachi Edgell | Douglas | 2028

Edgell is an intriguing prospect with an impressive combination of size, skill, and athleticism. He is comfortable handling the basketball in space and possesses the ability to create scoring opportunities for himself and his teammates. His length and positional versatility stand out, giving him the tools to impact the game in multiple ways.

Tae McCallum | Redan | 2029

McCallum is an athletic prospect who shows the tools to develop into an impactful two-way player. He uses his explosiveness to elevate and finish above the rim, while his size and athleticism allow him to make an impact defensively and on the glass.