The 2026 high school season served as Wong’s breakout stretch of play as he won 16 games, made 141 saves, and posted a save percentage of 54%. This summer, Wong has again proved to be a brick wall between the pipes. The combination of Wong’s fast hand and tracking skills make in impossible to score on him top side. Wong’s incredible agility enables him to execute swift but controlled drops to stop low shots. His ability to read fakes along with his quick reactions allows Wong to stonewall shooters in-close. Wong’s athleticism and non-stop motor enable him to scramble and secure loose balls as well as win chases. Once Wong has secured possession, his precise outlet passes generate easy clears for his defense.      

Wong had an outstanding sophomore campaign for the Irish, posting 145 saves and assisting them to a 16-4 season that landed them as the 8th seed in the Non-Public bracket. Notre Dame did fall to top-seeded Seton Hall Prep in the quarterfinals, but Wong had a huge impact between the pipes, making a career-high 18 saves and facing an offense of Division 1 talent for the Pirates. He fought until the last whistle and gained a lot of valuable experience this spring. Wong challenges shooters at every turn with good footwork and quick hands to negate offensive chances and shift the momentum. The Blue Star product is a leader for his defensive unit, and it will be interesting to see how he develops in the offseason to avenge this loss.