This fast and tenacious two-way prospect hit several game winners during his senior year and gained a reputation for being “Mr. Clutch.” Fowlkes is a stat book stuffing guard who excels in transition. Back in January he posted a double double of 17 points and 10 assists. Late last week, Fowlkes committed to Kutztown University (D2).

This speedy, three level scorer has gained a reputation for having ice running through his veins that enables him to hit big shots. Fowlkes reinforced that rep during the 2^nd Round of state tourney when he notched 20 points including the game winning 3-ball during Coatesville’s victory over Cumberland Valley. Along with knocking home clutch jumpers, Fowlkes uses his elite quickness and slick handles to attack the paint off the dribble. Once in the lane he can convert on floaters as well as lay-ins and execute kick-out dimes. He can also put the ball on the deck, then slam on the breaks in the mid-range for dribble pull ups. Plus, Fowlkes is a transition phenom who can push the rock for scores or assists. At the other end of the court, Fowlkes is an unrelenting on-ball defender.

With Coatesville struggling to score for much of the game, Fowlkes was the key spark that kept them in it before the rest of his teammates could get going. The energetic guard scored 14 of his 20 points before halftime, knifing into the lane with regularity for swift finishes and showing keen vision on a handful of dumpoff passes. Fowlkes spearheaded a pressure defense that would force a number of Cumberland Valley turnovers, none bigger than one in the final minute to tie the score at 56. His cold-blooded 3 with under two seconds to play was the fitting end for the senior who’s looking to earn his way onto the scholarship radar with his play.

Fowlkes shrugged off Coatesville’s stunning loss in the District 1-6A semifinals by registering 22 points in a 6A state tourney seeding game win over Lower Merion. Fowlkes was a defensive menace in this victory. He picked pockets and intercepted passes all night. The turnovers Fowlkes created led to transition points for him and his Coatesville teammates. In the half-court, Fowlkes used his elite quickness to attack the paint off the dribble. Once in the lane he converted on floaters as well as lay-ins and executed a few kick-out dimes. Fowlkes’ dribble pull-up game was clicking too.

Fowlkes sparked Coatesville as it jumped out to an early double-digit lead, scoring six of his 11 points in the opening quarter. He was a consistent pest while spearheading the Raiders’ pressure defense, turning opposing ballhandlers over to ignite the transition attack going the other way. It’s the type of energetic two-way impact Fowlkes has been known to bring to the floor. He’d be a gem for a lot of small colleges, with a chance to elevate his stock if he can be a more consistent threat as a shooter.

It is extremely early in the 2024-25 season, but Coatesville (3-0) already looks to be one of the top public-school teams in the region. One of the major reasons for that statement has been the outstanding play of Fowlkes. In Coatesville’s win over Conestoga, Fowlkes pushed the rock in transition for scores and assists. In the half-court he attacked the paint for lay-ins as well as kick outs. He smoothly executed two-man game action all night too. This past Saturday Fowlkes posted 13 points (1 three) and handed out 7 dimes (unofficially). As a bonus to his offensive output, Fowlkes was a menacing defensive presence whose quick hands produced multiple turnovers.

In 2024-25 the Coatesville backcourt of Fowlkes and Nasir Williams Nasir Williams 6'1" | CG/PG Coatesville | 2025 State PA is going to present serious match-up issues for opponents. This past weekend, Fowlkes was a dynamic off the bounce scorer who displayed a deep bag dribble moves. Those moves combined with his quick first step got Fowlkes into the paint where he unleashed tear drops or scored on lay-ins. Fowlkes also executed timely kick outs as well as drop passes to the dunker spot. During the Coatesville Elite Showcase Fowlkes drained threes from both guard spots too.   

Coatesville graduated its top two scorers from 2023-24, so Fowlkes role as the No. 1 option started this past weekend. Fowlkes rose to the occasion at the Big 64. He displayed tremendous off the bounce scoring skills as he used crossovers, between the leg dribbles and hesitation moves to get into the paint. Once Fowlkes was in the lane he scored via floaters and lay-ins. He also showed a soft touch as he kissed several tough shots off the glass for a bucket. Fowlkes drained several pull up threes too. His quick trigger and logo distance range were impressive.