Alliance Willis is a 5'10" Point Guard in the 2029 class.
Willis attends Kenosha Indian Trail in Wisconsin and plays club basketball for Milwaukee Basketball Club.
Willis's Player Profile was created on April 2, 2025.
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Alliance
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Class
2029
Height
5'10"
HS
Kenosha Indian Trail
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WI
(WI) Sophomore ID Camp: Team 13 Breakdown
Willis could be seen starting the break and finding teammates in position to score on the frequent. The...
Written by Chris Robinson
Alliance
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Class
2029
Height
5'10"
HS
Kenosha Indian Trail
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WI
(WI) Sophomore ID: Camp Standouts
Willis came to camp with intent to prove he was a top guard in the state, and that...
Written by Chris Robinson
Alliance
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Class
2029
Height
5'10"
HS
Kenosha Indian Trail
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WI
Wisconsin Soph ID Camp: Mark’s Top Performers
There seems to be an endless supply of strong backcourt players in Kenosha with the likes of Mikey...
Written by Mark Miller
Alliance
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Class
2029
Height
5'10"
HS
Kenosha Indian Trail
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WI
Prep Hoops Illinois Sophomore ID Camp: Team 15 Evaluations
Willis plays bigger than his size through consistent activity and effort on both sides of the ball. Most...
Written by Michael Schneiderman
Alliance
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Class
2029
Height
5'10"
HS
Kenosha Indian Trail
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WI
Great Lakes Region Finals: 27-29 Unranked Shooting Guards To Know
Smooth shot maker that fills the 2 spot to a T. Watched team’s evening game on Saturday and...
Written by Michael Schneiderman
Chris Robinson | Prep Hoops Scout
Chris Robinson
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Willis could be seen starting the break and finding teammates in position to score on the frequent. The Kenosha Indian Trail guard proved to be a fearless driver to the rim. Team 13 flowed at a high level with him out on the floor. His high motor allowed him to work himself open and show off some polished catch and shoot skills. Willis provided a balanced attack and showed versatility as an inside and outside threat offensively.
Willis came to camp with intent to prove he was a top guard in the state, and that he did. Willis could be seen starting the break and finding teammates in position to score frequently. The Kenosha Indian Trail guard proved to be a fearless driver to the rim. Team 13 flowed at a high level with him out on the floor. His high motor allowed him to work himself open and show off some polished catch and shoot skills. Willis has a quick trigger that opponents had to be aware of throughout the day.
Willis plays bigger than his size through consistent activity and effort on both sides of the ball. Most recognized for his shooting skills, today he showed he can attack the paint too. He elevated high for a couple squeezes from the guard spot and of course provided stability from beyond the arc as well. Willis instincts while playing with quite of few playmakers today still showed as a player with high IQ and feel for the game.
Smooth shot maker that fills the 2 spot to a T. Watched team’s evening game on Saturday and continued to be a spacing threat throughout. Catch and shoot from beyond the arc in first half and brought just as much efficiency in second half. Started to get to cup a bit more once defenders tightened up gap pressure and he finished a strong scoop layup and another tough and1. Combination of spacing the floor and court awareness makes him an efficient offensive producer.