Caleb Wilson closed out his high school career with a statement performance!
Suiting up for the Jordan Brand Classic on Friday, the future Tar Heel put on a show, racking up 28 points, six rebounds, two assists, a block, and a steal.
But the real headline? Wilson was nearly flawless from the field, hitting 13 of his 14 shot attempts.
Yes, you read that correctly!
Going up against some of the nation’s top high school talent, Caleb Wilson was undeniably one of the standout performers at the Jordan Brand Classic. Trailing by 19 at halftime, Wilson turned up the intensity, leading a spirited second-half comeback that resulted in a 141-124 win for his squad.
You could easily argue that Wilson deserved MVP honors after his incredible performance, but the award ultimately went to Kiyan Anthony — son of NBA legend Carmelo Anthony — who finished with 26 points and five rebounds.
Wilson’s impact goes far beyond the stat sheet. Known for his ability to affect the game on both ends, he prides himself on being as much of a defensive disruptor as he is an offensive force. A true two-way talent, Wilson is among the elite in the Class of 2025, and UNC fans should feel thrilled to have him heading to Chapel Hill.
With his remarkable high school career now officially in the books, Wilson will take some time to finish up his senior year before arriving at North Carolina in mid-June to begin his next chapter.
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