2025 NBA draft combine: The top measurements, including wingspans, from Chicago

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The 2025 NBA draft combine tipped off on Monday as prospects hit the court for strength and agility testing, anthropometric measurements and more in Chicago, Illinois.
The NBA announced on May 2 that 75 players were invited to the annual scouting event at the Wintrust Arena. Five more players earned invitations to the festivities after emerging as the top scrimmage performers from the G League Elite Camp.
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The combine this year marks the second time prospects were required to participate in drills, interviews and medical testing, as outlined in the collective bargaining agreement. Prospects can be ruled ineligible to be drafted if they skip certain portions without sufficient reasoning.
With revamped rules in place, the early results from the testing and measurement portion of the event featured several of the top prospects, including Cooper Flagg, Dylan Harper, VJ Edgecombe, Ace Bailey and Tre Johnson, among others.
Here are some of the top measurements and testing at the combine:
Height (without shoes)
The 10 tallest heights:
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Rocco Zikarsky, Brisbane Bullets (NBL): 7' 3"
Ryan Kalkbrenner, Creighton: 7' 1"
Hansen Yang, Qingdao (China): 7' 1"
Khaman Maluach, Duke: 7' 0.75"
Maxime Raynaud, Stanford: 7' 0.25"
Vladislav Goldin, Michigan: 7'
Alex Condon, Florida: 6' 11.25"
Yanic Konan Niederhauser, Penn State: 6' 11.25"
Michael Ružić, Joventut Badalona (Spain): 6' 11"
Danny Wolf, Michigan: 6' 10.50"
Standing Reach
The 10 highest standing reaches:
Rocco Zikarsky, Brisbane Bullets (NBL): 9' 6.50"
Khaman Maluach, Duke: 9' 6"
Ryan Kalkbrenner, Creighton: 9' 4"
Vladislav Goldin, Michigan: 9' 3"
Yanic Konan Niederhauser, Penn State: 9' 3"
Hansen Yang, Qingdao (China): 9' 3"
Maxime Raynaud, Stanford: 9' 2"
Izan Almansa, Perth Wildcats (NBL): 9' 1.50"
Derik Queen, Maryland: 9' 1.50"
Rasheer Fleming, Saint Joseph's: 9' 1"
Wingspans
The 10 longest wingspans:
Khaman Maluach, Duke: 7' 6.75"
Ryan Kalkbrenner, Creighton: 7' 6"
Thomas Sorber, Georgetown: 7' 6"
Rasheer Fleming, Saint Joseph's: 7' 5.25"
Vladislav Goldin, Michigan: 7' 5.25"
Rocco Zikarsky, Brisbane Bullets (NBL): 7' 4.75"
Yaxel Lendeborg, UAB: 7' 4"
Yanic Konan Niederhauser, Penn State: 7' 3.25"
Hansen Yang, Qingdao (China): 7' 2.75"
Cedric Coward, Washington State: 7' 2.25"
Weight
The 10 heaviest weights (pounds):
Thomas Sorber, Georgetown: 262.8
Eric Dixon, Villanova: 258.6
Ryan Kalkbrenner, Creighton: 257.4
Rocco Zikarsky, Brisbane Bullets (NBL): 257
Vladislav Goldin, Michigan: 253.4
Khaman Maluach, Duke: 252.8
Hansen Yang, Qingdao (China): 252.6
Danny Wolf, Michigan: 251.8
Johni Broome, Auburn: 249.4
Derik Queen, Maryland: 247.8
Weight
The 10 lightest weights (pounds):
Tahaad Pettiford, Auburn: 168.8
Boogie Fland, Arkansas: 172.4
Labaron Philon, Alabama: 174.6
Ryan Nembhard, Gonzaga: 175.8
Jase Richardson, Michigan State: 178.4
Jeremiah Fears, Oklahoma: 179.6
Hunter Sallis, Wake Forest: 181.4
Miles Byrd, San Diego State: 181.8
Tyrese Proctor, Duke: 183.2
Mark Sears, Alabama: 183.4
Max Vertical Jump
The 10 highest max vertical jumps (inches):
Drake Powell, North Carolina: 43
Tahaad Pettiford, Auburn: 42
Javon Small, West Virginia: 40.5
Carter Bryant, Arizona: 39.5
Sion James, Duke: 39.5
Karter Knox, Arkansas: 39.5
Chaz Lanier, Tennessee: 39
Jalon Moore, Oklahoma: 39
Cedric Coward, Washington State: 38.5
VJ Edgecombe, Baylor: 38.5
Standing Vertical Jump
The 10 highest standing vertical jumps (inches):
Drake Powell, North Carolina: 37.5
Yanic Konan Niederhauser, Penn State: 33.5
Chaz Lanier, Tennessee: 33
Javon Small, West Virginia: 33
Cedric Coward, Washington State: 32.5
Jeremiah Fears, Oklahoma: 32.5
Jalon Moore, Oklahoma: 32.5
Sion James, Duke: 32
Tre Johnson, Texas: 32
Karter Knox, Arkansas: 32
Shuttle Run
The 10 fastest shuttle runs (seconds):
Grant Nelson, Alabama: 2.58
Rasheer Fleming, Saint Joseph's: 2.72
Liam McNeeley, UConn: 2.75
Alex Condon, Florida: 2.76
Ace Bailey, Rutgers: 2.78
Asa Newell, Georgia: 2.78
Drake Powell, North Carolina: 2.79
Walter Clayton Jr., Florida: 2.81
Kasparas Jakučionis, Illinois: 2.82
Yanic Konan Niederhauser, Penn State: 2.84
Shuttle Run
The 10 slowest shuttle runs (seconds):
Khaman Maluach, Duke: 3.44
Derik Queen, Maryland: 3.27
Mark Sears, Alabama: 3.25
Koby Brea, Kentucky: 3.23
Johni Broome, Auburn: 3.23
John Tonje, Wisconsin: 3.21
Jamir Watkins, Florida State: 3.21
Maxime Raynaud, Stanford: 3.16
Carter Bryant, Arizona: 3.14
Labaron Philon, Alabama: 3.14
Hand Length
The 10 longest hand lengths (inches):
Lachlan Olbrich, Illawarra Hawks (NBL): 10.0
Hansen Yang, Qingdao (China): 10.0
Tamar Bates, Missouri: 9.75
Khaman Maluach, Duke: 9.75
Rasheer Fleming, Saint Joseph's: 9.5
Vladislav Goldin, Michigan: 9.5
Ryan Nembhard, Gonzaga: 9.5
Yanic Konan Niederhauser, Penn State: 9.5
Izan Almansa, Perth Wildcats (NBL): 9.25
Johni Broome, Auburn: 9.25
This article originally appeared on Rookie Wire: 2025 NBA draft: The top measurements from the combine in Chicago