🏀 Jaden Garwood – University of Detroit Jesuit (Class of 2026)

A multifaceted wing with elite physical tools and a polished skill set, Garwood stood out with his toughness, versatility, and high motor. Whether defending multiple positions, slashing to the rim, or creating for teammates, he continues to prove he’s one of Michigan’s most complete 2026 prospects.

🏀 Colin Langdon – University of Detroit Jesuit (Class of 2026)

Standing at 6'8", Langdon is an intriguing long-term prospect with a growing perimeter game. He showed fluid movement on the wing, soft touch from mid-range, and the potential to develop into a stretch forward with significant upside.

🏀 Clark Langdon – University of Detroit Jesuit (Class of 2027)

Clark impressed with his ability to catch and shoot in rhythm and contribute defensively. His energy, floor spacing, and commitment on the defensive end make him a valuable young role player with a bright future.

🏀 Soloman Spann IV – University of Detroit Jesuit (Class of 2026)

A cerebral point guard with high-level feel, Spann displayed his natural facilitator instincts while also scoring efficiently. His ability to read the floor, find teammates, and knock down shots solidified his reputation as one of the most intelligent guards in attendance.

🏀 Jacob Lamb – Brother Rice (Class of 2026)

Lamb continues to shine as a smooth combo guard with great floor vision and an evolving scoring arsenal. He plays with poise, can run the offense, and knocks down shots with range — all while defending multiple positions.

🏀 Darnell Murphy Jr – Detroit Central / Michigan Collegiate (Class of 2026)

Murphy Jr. stood out as a complete offensive player. He handled the ball with confidence, created off the bounce, and scored at all three levels. His ability to control pace and lead an offense was on full display.

🏀 Nic Farr – Warren Cousino (Class of 2026)

A fundamentally sound and smart guard, Farr was a steadying presence throughout the camp. He showed the ability to both facilitate and score, making the right reads and taking care of the ball in pressure situations.

🏀 Cyrus Goins – Wayne Memorial (Class of 2026)

Goins emerged as a two-way standout, combining scoring ability with defensive activity. At 6’5", he brings length, skill, and vision to the backcourt. His ability to impact the game on both ends makes him one of the more intriguing long-term prospects in the area.

🔍 Final Takeaway

The talent pipeline in Metro Detroit is strong, and the performances at Northwood’s Elite Camp confirmed that the region continues to produce skilled, high-IQ players ready to compete at the next level. These eight standouts proved they belong in the conversation with Michigan’s best and are names to track as the 2025–2026 seasons unfold.