Andrew Wiggins and all the hoopla in Hamilton
A photographic look at Canadian basketball sensation Andrew Wiggins in action at McMaster University.
Andrew Wiggins plays with his hair while sitting on the bench before the beginning of Sunday’s game.Peter Power/The Globe and Mail
Andrew Wiggins, dunks the basketball during warm-up before Sunday’s game. Wiggins plays for Huntington Prep school in the U.S., was in Hamilton on Feb. 17, 2012, to play against United Leadership Academy. The sold-out game at McMaster University was an opportunity for fans to see Canada's top young basketball players. Wiggins is anticipated to go first in the NBA draft, but he has yet to decide which college he will attend.Peter Power/The Globe and Mail
Andrew Wiggins, slaps hands with teammates during player introductions before Sunday’s game.Peter Power/The Globe and Mail
Andrew Wiggins heads down court in the first half of Sunday’s game.Peter Power/The Globe and Mail
Andrew Wiggins, gets above a defender for two points in the early part of Sunday’s game.Peter Power/The Globe and Mail
Andrew Wiggins, smiles while speaking with an assistant coach before Sunday’s game.Peter Power/The Globe and Mail
Andrew Wiggins, right, laughs with fellow Canadian teammate Xavier Rathan-Mayes, left, during the half-time show of Sunday’s game.Peter Power/The Globe and Mail
Andrew Wiggins, goes up for a slam dunk while under pressure in the early part of Sunday’s game.Peter Power/The Globe and Mail
Andrew Wiggins (centre) gets together with teammates in the dressing room after Sunday’s game.Peter Power/The Globe and Mail
Andrew Wiggins, returns to the gymnasium following today's game to sign autographs for the many waiting fans.Peter Power/The Globe and Mail
Andrew Wiggins smiles during his post-game interview following Sunday's game. He said he didn't want to discuss scouting. Wiggins plays for Huntington Prep school in the US, was in Hamilton on Feb. 17, 2012, to play against United Leadership Academy. The sold-out game at McMaster University was an opportunity for fans to see Canada's top young basketball players. Wiggins is anticipated to go first in the NBA draft, but he has yet to decide which college he will attendPeter Power/The Globe and Mail