Capping off one of the most dominant seasons in state history, Davis was named Big Eight Player of the Year. He averaged a staggering 35 points per game which was a drop off from his junior year. The 6’5″ senior was simply unstoppable, erupting for 61 points in a win over Verona. He buried 78 three-pointers on the year. Davis logged ten games with 40 or more points, while also pulling down 10+ rebounds in four contests. With a Division I offer from Arkansas State, he’s set to continue making headlines at the next level.

All set to attend DME Academy in Delafield last August, Davis Jr.’s life took a very sad turn a few months ago when his father, Chris Davis Sr., suddenly passed away. Davis Jr. opted to return home to be close to family and he enrolled at Sun Prairie East after excelling the past two seasons at Sun Prairie West. Now living with his mother in the Sun Prairie East district, Davis joins a talented squad at Sun Prairie East. Teaming with multi-year varsity performers Trystan Fry Trystan Fry 6'2" | PG Sun Prairie East | 2025 State WI , Max Glusick Max Glusick 5'10" | PG Sun Prairie East | 2025 State WI and Max Raimer Max Raimer 6'4" | SF Sun Prairie East | 2025 State WI , Davis hopes to help the Cardinals compete for a Big Eight Conference title. A wired-to-score-from-start-to-finish player, Davis finds the basket in transition, from the perimeter, off the dribble and from the free throw line. He averaged 40.8 points per outing to lead the state as a junior. While his production might not reach that level in 2024-25, his presence in the Cardinals’ lineup is a major asset for coach Steve Maselter. Davis recently committed to NCAA Division I Arkansas State.

It’s been a somber and exceptionally sad few weeks for Davis Jr., as he lost his father, Chris Davis Sr., suddenly a few weeks ago to a heart attack. He was set to attend DME Academy in Delafield, but after the death of his father, Chris opted to return home to live with his mother in Sun Prairie. He is enrolled at Sun Prairie East for his senior season. He had 27 points in a 57-55 win for his team on Wednesday and flashed his usual aggressiveness on the offensive end of the court. A good athlete with size, strength and skill, Davis is very difficult to keep out of the lane and once there, he scores at a very high level. He is a scoring machine in the open court, and plays with extreme confidence once he gets the ball in his hands. Davis can score with his back to the basket, from outside the arc, and off the bounce. Simply put, he’s an absolute handful to defend. His 40.8 ppg average as a junior at Sun Prairie West speaks to that fact.