Evenson elevated his game in his junior campaign, becoming one of the premier scorers in the league. He posted 21 points, 6 rebounds, and 3 assists per game. Evenson recorded double-digit scoring in every game, with a season-high 36 points in a win over Muskego. His shooting touch and ability to score from all three levels earned him First Team honors.

Previous Ranking: 92
New Ranking: 81

One of the better players in the always-tough Classic Eight Conference, Evenson appears poised for a breakout season for coach Dan LaValle and the Wolverines. After a solid showing on the club circuit over the summer, Evenson appears to have the required confidence to succeed against very good competition. As a sophomore, Evenson started for a young team at Waukesha West and he averaged 15.5 points and 2.7 rebounds. He is one of four key returning players and will play an enormous role as the Wolverines set out to improve upon an 8-18 record.

Tyler had a productive sophomore season last year for Waukesha West, and it’s easy to see why. The 6’4 guard is such a crafty finisher around the rim, and is able to get looks off the drive, in transition, and with hard cuts off the ball. Does a great job of mixing in reverse lay-ups and off-foot finishes to catch defenders off guard, and it allows him to score against taller/more athletic defenders. For someone who will likely take the most shots on his team in a majority of games, he does a great job of picking his moments, and it allows him to score with efficiency.

I didn’t have Evenson on my player list, as he was a late addition to the event, but he played well enough that I asked who he was so I could be sure to include him in my coverage. From what I could tell, Evenson was at max effort whenever he was on the court. He hustled, took the ball to the hole with confidence, and was aggressive on the glass. Evenson also has the ability to shoot from deep and has a smooth catch and shoot flow with a nice release.