The Expo: 2028 Prospects I Still Want in the Gym

The Expo is getting closer, and as the list of talent continues to grow for September 26 in Grand Rapids, there are still plenty of 2028 prospects I would love to see attend. I've already highlighted several players from this class who I believe would be great additions to the event, but Michigan's 2028 class is deep enough that the list keeps growing. The Expo will give players an opportunity to compete in front of college coaches, and this next group has shown me plenty throughout the spring and summer to make me want another look. From guards who can create and make plays on both ends to versatile forwards and interior players, here are more 2028 prospects I'd love to see competing at The Expo.   Use code "Danyle26PGH25OFF" for a discount while signing up!    Brooklyn is a 2028 wing I would love to see at The Expo because of the offensive versatility she brings to the floor. She can stretch a defense with her perimeter shooting and has shown the ability to knock down multiple threes with confidence and consistency. Brooklyn is also more than just a shooter. She can put the ball on the floor, attack off the dribble, and make the right read when the defense reacts. Her ability to draw attention on a drive and deliver a well-timed pass to a teammate inside adds another dimension to her game. That combination of shooting, playmaking, and decision-making makes her a difficult player for defenses to account for. With Division II offers already in hand, Brooklyn has started to build her recruitment, and I would love to see her compete at The Expo and have another opportunity to show college coaches the different ways she can impact an offense.     Ashlyn is a 2028 guard I would love to see at The Expo because she has consistently performed at a high level every time I've had the opportunity to watch her. Whether it has been at elite camps, team camps, or on the travel circuit, Ashlyn continues to show a versatile game that translates to the next level. She brings length and athleticism to the point guard position, changes direction quickly, and has the burst to get downhill and finish with either hand, even through contact. Ashlyn is a pure scorer who can knock down perimeter shots, but she is equally capable of creating for others off dribble penetration or playing off the ball when needed. She also brings quickness and awareness defensively. Already holding multiple Division II and Division III offers, Ashlyn has built a strong recruitment early in her high school career. I would love to see her compete at The Expo and get another opportunity to showcase her complete game in front of college coaches.     Emma is a 2028 guard I would love to see at The Expo because her combination of size, skill, and versatility gives college coaches plenty to evaluate. At six feet, she brings excellent size to the guard position and has the ability to impact the game in several different ways. Emma can stretch the floor from behind the arc, but she isn't limited to being a perimeter threat. She can attack off the bounce, get to the basket, and use her size to finish through contact. Her length also translates to the glass, where she rebounds well from the guard position, and to the defensive end, where she can create deflections and disrupt passing lanes. Emma's ability to contribute as a scorer, rebounder, and defender makes her an intriguing two-way prospect. With Division II offers already in hand, her recruitment is underway, and I would love to see her get another opportunity to showcase her versatility in front of college coaches at The Expo.     Stella is a 2028 point guard I would love to see at The Expo because of the poise and playmaking ability she brings to the position. She has shown she can take control of an offense, handling pressure with a tight, confident handle while keeping her head up and consistently making the right reads. Stella sees the floor extremely well and creates quality scoring opportunities for teammates with timely passes, but she also knows when to look for her own offense. She can get to her spots in the mid-range and has the footwork and creativity to finish around the basket, including a smooth Euro step. Her ability to balance scoring and facilitating is one of the things that makes her an intriguing point guard prospect. Stella already has an NAIA offer in hand, and I would love to see her at The Expo where she could put her complete floor game on display in front of more college coaches.     Madason is a 2028 guard I would love to see at The Expo after putting together a breakout spring and quickly establishing herself as a prospect college coaches should have on their radar. Her athleticism and explosive first step make her difficult to contain off the dribble, as she can create separation, accelerate past defenders, and finish at the rim. Madason has also shown the ability to score at multiple levels, knocking down smooth mid-range jumpers and shots from behind the arc. She contributes on the glass, creates second-chance opportunities with putbacks, and can grab a rebound and take it coast-to-coast. Defensively, her quick hands and consistent ball pressure allow her to create turnovers and generate transition opportunities. Madason does not hold an offer yet, but with the way her game and stock have continued to rise, I could see that changing soon. The Expo would be another great opportunity for her to show college coaches everything she brings to the floor.

The Expo is getting closer, and as the list of talent continues to grow for September 26 in Grand Rapids, there are still plenty of 2028 prospects I would love to see attend. I've already highlighted several players from this class who I believe would be great additions to the event, but Michigan's 2028 class is deep enough that the list keeps growing. The Expo will give players an opportunity to compete in front of college coaches, and this next group has shown me plenty throughout the spring and summer to make me want another look. From guards who can create and make plays on both ends to versatile forwards and interior players, here are more 2028 prospects I'd love to see competing at The Expo.