One of the best ball-handlers in the state, if not the best, Vasuan Wilmington has the ball on a string. He may be one of the more complete guards Iowa has to offer, too. Finishing this last season as North Scott’s second-leading scorer behind Josiah Harrington Josiah Harrington 6'6" | SG North Scott | 2027 State #50 Nation IA , Wilmington put up 16.2 points, four rebounds, 3.4 assists and 1.7 steals, while shooting 45.5% from the field, 39.8% from three and 73.1% from the stripe.

Pairing near-elite quickness with a tight handle and the ability to step out and shoot it, Wilmington is the whole package. If a team is looking for a guard that can score, as well as make his teammates better, they’ve got their man. His athleticism and quickness also lend itself to improvement on the defensive side of the floor, and Wilmington has plenty to work with in terms of continuing to develop his offensive skillset.

Vasaun Wilmington Vasaun Wilmington 6'0" | PG North Scott | 2028 State IA showed his pure point guard abilities in this first game of the season. Vasaun was an absolute flamethrower behind the three-point arc. Both off the dribble and off the catch he is widely efficient and showcased an extremely brief release. Defenders couldn’t give him any room, and he would break them down off the dribble consistently and get to the rim for tough layups. His midrange creation was also very impressive and fluid in this game. He was a true three-level scorer throughout this game. His scoring threat also elevated his playmaking abilities. His handle was great and he used it to get into advantageous positions and dime his teammates for great looks. He also offered a huge impact on the glass, coming down with many rebounds, and was an extremely impactful defender, collecting many steals both in passing lanes and stripping opposing ball handlers. Vasaun Wilmington Vasaun Wilmington 6'0" | PG North Scott | 2028 State IA showed his elite skill and versatility throughout this first game of the season.

Wilmington is a pure point guard with elite handles, fantastic vision, and is a gifted passer with a great feel for the game. He has the ball on a string, plays with pace and changes speeds well, and is a creative finisher around the rim. As an on-ball defender he’s really strong, moving his feet extremely well and making life uncomfortable for opposing ball-handlers with his quick hands. He averaged 4.7 points and 2.0 assists per game as a freshman and will step into a much more significant role as a sophomore.