Wilson Jr. runs the show for St. Luke’s and does a really good job setting up his teammates for easy looks. He gets into the lane at will with his quickness and handle, and he has great vision once the defense collapses on him. Defensively, he’s a total hound on the ball and gave ball handlers trouble for 94 feet against Brewster Prep. Wilson Jr.’s effort on the defensive end, combined with his quickness and shooting ability on offense, should make him a sought after D3 player.

Wilson Jr., a versatile guard out of St. Luke’s, checks into the rankings at #197. A change of pace guard, he does a nice job of attacking the rim in transition, making plays off the bounce, and delivering passes on time and on target to shooters. He uses shot fakes and jab steps to his advantage, keeping defenders off balance, and using any space they give him to get into his jumper. He knows how to use screens, makes quick decisions as a passer, and limits his turnovers. Defensively, he’s a strong defender at the point of attack that limits dribble penetration.