Arguably the best prospect remaining in the 3A East is one of the more underrated guys in the whole state as well. Fowler steps into round 3 as one of the few guys with legit playoff experience after being the leading scorer on the state runner up last season. He’s in the top two in every major category for his Northwood Chargers and will need a big impact for the 6th seeded Chargers to pull off the upset.

Fowler is another available kid ranked amongst other bonafide division one level players and with the work he’s done at Northwood this season, he’s one himself. Fowlers blend of physical tools, outside touch, and natural winning ability make him a guy that most would think has more going on in his recruitment than he currently does. Fowler is averaging 22.0 Points, 6.4 Rebounds, 2.6 Assists, 2.0 Steals, and 0.7 Blocks on 53/38/78 splits. The ability Fowler possesses on the ball at his size/strength is one of the most intriguing things about him. A true multi positional weapon in the backcourt that can do so many things to help a team. Fowler has a lot of options in front of him but he should continue to garner more and more opportunities.

Fowler is one of NC’s best available seniors and has quietly put together quite the pedigree over the course of his career for Coach Brown at Northwood. Fowler is a great outside shooter with the ability to make shots while set or on the move. He’s truly above the rim, as he was attempting dunk after dunk in the Northwood win on the road Vs Garner last night. Fowler is averaging 19.2 Points, 6.2 Rebounds, and 2.6 Assists on 51/33/79 splits. Northwood is in a great spot at 11-4 on the season thus far and Fowler’s presence is a primary reason for that. He’s steadily gotten better and better throughout his career and still has room to grow in his game. He’s asked to do so many things for this group and does it all at a high level. Expect Fowler to get more recruiting traction here very very soon.

A pure scorer that didn’t waste any time getting going, he provided instant offense for his teams. He is a very athletic player that is constantly on the attack but is a very efficient shooter from the perimeter. We love the fact that he gives just as much effort defensively as he does offensively. 

Provided a nice amount of production and toughness for his team in their matchup with EE Smith. He was constantly on the attack from the start of the game, didn’t settle for the outside shot often and seems to take every matchup personally.

Fowler is fresh off a season which saw him produce 20.5 ppg, 6.9 rpg, 2.8 apg and 2.3 spg while leading Northwood High to the state championship game; DI and DII programs would be wise to get eyes on him this season; look for his assist production to increase greatly with the addition of Bakari Watkins to their backcourt/wing attack

Fowler continues his ascent up the 2026 rankings out of Northwood High. He’s another prospect at 6-foot-4 who’s shown he can operate in multiple roles given his strength, athleticism and feel for the game. He’s rarely sped up by opposing defenders and does well to take on physicality without slowing down his own pace. He’s a prospect for DI programs in the region keep an eye on this spring/summer with 1 of 1 Elite on the NxtPRO Circuit.

Fowler is a rising prospect to get to know out of Northwood High with a knack for scoring the ball on all three levels. He posted 20.5 points, 6.9 rebounds, 2.8 assists, 2.3 steals per game in his junior season in leading the Chargers to an appearance in the state finals. He’s a prospect for DI and DII programs to keep an eye on on the NextPro 16 Circuit with 1 of 1 Elite given his prowess on the hardwood.

A valuable piece on two separate Northwood HS squads it’s finally his turn to be “The Guy” for the Chargers. Bumping his scoring up around 10 points and increasing in every other statistical category by at least 1 Fowler has looked the part of a leader and the type of player that can push his squad to a deep playoff run.

Fowler set the tone in the first half with his shooting on the perimeter then followed that up in the second half showing off his ability to defend and attack the basket. He’s a prospect in the 2026 class who continues to show his leadership on the court with his all-around abilities on the wing and in the painted area.