Coaches are always looking for size and 2022 Bradlee Wolf is one that could start garnering more attention quickly. A 6’8 prospect, Wolf was hoping to have a summer to remember, showing what he can do and the impact he can make on the floor. But due to everything going on, those chances were limited.
However, Wolf was able to take away some valuable things that will help him down the road.
“This summer was very big for me from adjusting my body, adjusting how I eat, and developing my overall IQ for the next level,” Wolf told Phenom Hoops. “This has been one of the biggest summers and this season is my opportunity to prove myself on the court.”
Wolf mentioned that he wanted to showcase flashes of his potential and his feel for in-game situations, both on offense and defense. He also wanted to show his presence in the paint defensively, his developed touch, and overall motor.
But now, he will get a chance to display what he has been working on more at Northwood Temple Academy, as he announced not long ago, he would be joining the program. And he is incredibly excited about the opportunity.
“Definitely playing with people who have the same work ethic and focus,” Wolf said when talking about his excitement about joining the Northwood Temple program. “My teammates are glad to have me and we became close really quick and I learned a lot from them and the trainers. We are going to be something special. They won the state title, so teams are definitely going to play us with all they got.”
Wolf has already heard from a few programs expressing interest, as Charlotte, Coastal Carolina, and Old Dominion all reached out when the recruitment period opened.
“They liked what they saw from the game film but they wanted to see me play more,” he said. “It just made me work harder and I’m ready to show them why I would be a good fit for their programs and my potential.”
With Wolf’s move to Northwood Temple Academy and continuing work on his game, this is a 6’8 big man that could really make some noise quickly.