Wilson comes in at #13 in our updated rankings after leading AE5 in scoring at 15.3 points per game during July. The sophomore is a quick combo guard who is a creative finisher in the paint. He has a high basketball IQ, changes speeds well and has impressive court vision for a young prospect.

One of the breakout stars of the summer in the state’s rising sophomore class, Wilson was one of the top scorer’s on the Adidas 3SSB circuit during July averaging over 15 points per game for AE5. He is a combo guard with high level quickness, good command of the basketball and is a creative finisher in the paint. He shot the ball very well from beyond the arc this month and he has a high basketball IQ for a young prospect.

Explosive, athletic guard who excels at making plays with the ball in his hands. He has a strong feel for the game, especially in pick-and-roll situations, where he reads the defense and makes the right decisions. His ability to turn the corner and attack downhill puts pressure on defenders, creating scoring chances for himself while also generating open looks for teammates when help defense rotates.

Wilson proved why he is among the top guards in the state’s 2029 recruiting class, averaging 15 points per game for Warriors. Wilson has high level quickness, an excellent command of the basketball and is a creative finisher in the paint. He has a high basketball IQ, changes speeds well and has impressive court vision for a young backcourt prospect.

Another guard who stood out this weekend was Wilson. The combo guard had 19 points in a narrow loss to Hillgrove but impressed with his ability to create offense off the dribble. He has a combination of good size, strength, ball handling ability and change of speed that makes it very difficult for opponents to defend. Wilson is also a solid perimeter shot maker, has a very good feel for the game and is a creative finisher in the paint.