Andrew Wiggins
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The top 7 videos mapping Wiggins’s rise to fame
From the archives: The rise of Andrew Wiggins
How a kid from Ontario became the best high school basketball player on Earth
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Newsmakers
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Video: Andrew Wiggins slam dunk wows crowds at basketball Jam Fest
The six-foot-eight forward from Thornhill, Ont. considers his college options
“Canadian Michael Jordan” named best high school player in U.S.; has questionable post-dunk behaviour
Stephen Harper gave a Twitter shout-out today to Canada’s Andrew Wiggins, the just-named winner of the 2013 Naismith Trophy for Boy’s High School Player of the Year Award. Wiggins, who is from Thornhill, Ont., is currently in his senior year at Huntington Prep in Huntington, W. Va., and is a hot commodity down South.