2026 NBA Draft Combine Measurements: Height, Weight, Wingspan and Standing Reach

The 2026 NBA Draft Combine is underway in Chicago, giving NBA teams another layer of information as they evaluate this year’s draft class. Measurements never tell the full story, but they matter. Height, weight, wingspan and standing reach help provide context for how a prospect’s physical tools may translate to the next level.

This year’s group includes several of the top names in the 2026 NBA Draft, including AJ Dybantsa, Darryn Peterson, Cameron Boozer, Caleb Wilson, Nate Ament, Jayden Quaintance, Aday Mara and more. The Combine runs throughout the week at Wintrust Arena and the Marriott Marquis in Chicago, with 73 prospects set to participate.

Below is the latest measurement tracker from the 2026 NBA Draft Combine.

2026 NBA Draft Combine Measurements

Notable Measurement Takeaways

Aday Mara was one of the clear standouts in terms of measurements. At 7-3 with a 7-6 wingspan and 9-9 standing reach, he has rare size even by NBA standards.

Rueben Chinyelu checked in with the longest wingspan listed at 7-7.5, while Luigi Suigo measured 7-2.75, 289 pounds, with a 7-5.5 wingspan and 9-6 standing reach. Chris Cenac Jr., Jayden Quaintance and Ugonna Onyenso also posted impressive measurements.

Among the top projected prospects, AJ Dybantsa measured 6-8.5, 217 pounds, with a 7-0.25 wingspan. Darryn Peterson came in at 6-4.5, 199 pounds, with a 6-9.75 wingspan, and Cameron Boozer measured 6-8.25, 253 pounds, with a 7-1.5 wingspan and 9-0 standing reach.

Measurements are a useful piece of the evaluation, but they are only one part of the picture. The next steps at the Combine, including interviews, medicals, athletic testing, and on-court work, will continue to shape how teams view this class.

Babcock Hoops will be on-site in Chicago throughout the week with coverage from the 2026 NBA Draft Combine.