Warrensville Heights completely changed their culture and won a district title as one of the most improved teams in Ohio. It was due to seniors like Brownlee who helped change the story on their program and get them back to competing against some of the top teams in northeast Ohio. I thought Brownlee played tough on-ball defense and made shots from the perimeter. I also thought Brownlee was strong with his left hand as a finisher or passer. Definitely some skills to work with at the next level, I wouldn’t be surprised if Brownlee carves out a nice college career as a complimentary wing guard.

A competitive back and forth game means we’ll highlight one prospect from a losing team and I picked Brownlee. I thought as a team Warrensville Heights was impressive considering where their program has been the past two years. A strong senior class led by Brownlee Jr made some clutch shots to keep them in the game. Shooting a smooth ball off the catch, Brownlee can play on or off the ball from the guard position. One 3-pointer Brownlee got knocked over I thought it could’ve even been a potential four-point play on the shot. At the end of the game, Brownlee hit a circus shot to cut the deficit to three but Brush knocked down a free throw to ice it with only a few seconds left. Small college programs around the region will want to check out Warrensville Heights as they have a couple senior small college prospects including Brownlee.