Top Wings / Bigs at Invite-Only AAB Combine

Invite-only events come with a different level of competition and the All About Basketball (AAB) Combine was no exception. Some of the top trainers in the state brought together a select group of athletes, giving them the tools, terminology, values, basketball IQ, understanding, and confidence to play the game at the highest level possible. Here are the wings and bigs who separated themselves with their play. For more coverage, check out the <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2026/09/top-guards-27-30-at-invite-only-aab-combine/" data-type="link" data-id="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2026/09/top-guards-27-30-at-invite-only-aab-combine/">top guards from the AAB Combine</a>, <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2026/09/girls-invitational-basketball-combine-byrons-top-standouts/" data-type="link" data-id="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2026/09/girls-invitational-basketball-combine-byrons-top-standouts/">Byron's list of top performers</a>, and <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2026/09/girls-invitational-basketball-combine-big-season-ahead/" data-type="link" data-id="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2026/09/girls-invitational-basketball-combine-big-season-ahead/">who from the combine is going to have a big season ahead</a>.    A truly special up and coming player. Brown has the skill set to make an impact in a variety of ways – from flashing no-look passes in 5 on 5 play to corralling the rebound and thundering down the court. She can pop it from three and also flashed potential in her mid-range game. Brown is an all-around talent who will have to learn to play within a system for a talented Nazareth team, but if she can hunker down and learn how to play in a structured offense without trying to do it all herself, the sky is the limit.     King has the size of a prototypical big but can also run the floor in transition. She was strong around the basket in 5 on 5 and showed a surprisingly reliable touch from three, knocking down multiple shots from deep. That versatility – posting up one minute, letting it fly from deep the next – will serve her well. The next step in King's development is recognizing when to let her guards take over and shifting from rebound to outlet pass more quickly rather than trying to do too much herself. If she can embrace that role, her combination of size and ability to finish from multiple levels gives her plenty to work with.     Johnson was the first player on the floor, grinding away at jump shots before play started for the day. That early work was a fitting introduction to a player with stand-out length, athleticism, and a solid shooting stroke. Though she was one of only two middle schoolers in the gym playing alongside high school talent, Johnson did a really nice job holding her own. Johnson's handles were ahead of most players her age and while the shot selection can use some work, her offensive decision-making will naturally become more refined with experience. There are plenty of physical tools for a coach to work with – the next steps in her development will be contingent on her self-motivation. What keeps Johnson going and what type of player does she want to be?     Dulinsky looked every bit the emerging wing player on Sunday. She moves with a gazelle-like smoothness and showcased a consistent, pretty release from outside. Her shot looks like a reliable and much-improved weapon and her defensive footwork looked like she belonged. I would say that a 3 and D threat is Dulinsky's floor and she also has the potential to be a great all-around player to watch.

Invite-only events come with a different level of competition and the All About Basketball (AAB) Combine was no exception. Some of the top trainers in the state brought together a select group of athletes, giving them the tools, terminology, values, basketball IQ, understanding, and confidence to play the game at the highest level possible. Here are the wings and bigs who separated themselves with their play. For more coverage, check out the top guards from the AAB Combine, Byron's list of top performers, and who from the combine is going to have a big season ahead.