Another prospect who had tons of Division II interest, Enis also recently made his college choice to commit to Lincoln Memorial. A guard who has taken Miami East to new heights next to Jacob Roeth Jacob Roeth 6'1" | PG Miami East | 2024 State OH in the backcourt, the pair will look to make a final four run as seniors this winter.

Another small school standout, Enis has been a high priority for regional Division II programs as he holds offers from Lincoln Memorial, West Liberty, Ashland, Charleston, Gannon, Walsh, Findlay, Rio Grade, Cedarville and Lourdes. Enis is a strong guard who loves to attack the basket and get downhill going to his favored left side. Expect Enis to continue to be heavily pursued by the schools that have already offered him and try and help lead Miami East to a state final four appearance that they fell just short of last season.

Enis has taken his game to another level this spring with some huge performances for Team Wildcat HGSL. A quick athlete with the burst to get around primary defenders and a deep scoring bag, Enis has been a consistent performer all spring long. Gaining interest from the region’s top Division II programs, Enis has also gained some low major interest as well. With the talent Enis has, if he finds the right fit then he could be a guy who plays right away and makes an impact on winning early. Expect him to have a huge senior season and make a scholarship program really happy when he makes a commitment.

Enis had an excellent Junior season where he helped lead Miami East to one of their best seasons in school history. A big-time scorer for himself, Enis can create shots in isolation situations and knock down tough jumpers off the bounce. Best at playing off the ball and catching and shooting or attacking a closeout, Enis is a central piece to Team Wildcat HGSL’s roster. After a big opening weekend at Midwest Mayhem, he’ll look to follow that up at Midwest Mania this weekend. I expect Enis to be another prospect highly sought after by Division II programs and it isn’t completely out of the question that Enis or Levis will have low major programs keeping tabs on them throughout the spring and summer.

Enis and Miami East are having an excellent season, with only one loss in overtime to a good Division I opponent. Enis is a big time athlete and his highlight tape is very intriguing. Enis is putting up huge numbers and helping his team win, which is why he makes a small climb up the rankings. I expect Division II schools to take a strong interest in Enis this spring and summer.