Beucler was named to an all-state team after only his freshman season at Oak Hill and played a strong role alongside Carson Davis as a sophomore for a Meigs team that was one of the best in southeast Ohio. Beucler is an excellent rebounder for his size and competes every time he steps on the court. I’d imagine Beucler’s per game numbers take a big spike this winter for the Marauders as a junior.

Meigs were one of the top teams in southeast Ohio last season and the addition of Beucler helped the Marauders stay atop the TVC-Ohio. Beucler is a high motor wing guard who competes on both ends of the court. A player who will defend the opposing teams top scorer as well as play within an offense, Beucler is a nice complimentary piece at the grassroots level while being a leading scoring option at the high school level. Beucler was named to the OHSAA Division VI all-state team after his freshman year at Oak Hill and will be a contender to make that list the next two seasons in Division IV.

If you are going to drive almost 2 hours to play in a fall league, you better play hard. Beucler plays with an elite motor and his aggressiveness gets him a couple of easy buckets a game. A strong athlete who thrives in transition, Beucler will be tough for southeast Ohio teams to defend when he’s attacking downhill. If Beucler can continue to improve his skill on the ball, he could become one of the most dominant players in the area.

One of the top 2028 prospects in Southeast Ohio, Beucler is a big addition to a Meigs squad that won 22 games last season. Beucler has positional size, keeps the game simple and is smart with the basketball. A perfect second or third option at the high school or fall league level, Beucler works well off star talent.

After losing star Reed Brinager Reed Brinager 6'4" | SF Southern | 2027 State OH to Racine Southern, Meigs re-loaded by acquiring Beucler to help add to their guard depth. Playing without their starting point guard, Beucler had some flashes as a dribble-driver, perimeter shot maker and defender. When Beucler was able to get downhill he did a nice job of finishing in traffic by going up strong. Add in the fact he knocked down a 3-pointer, had a nice pick and roll assist and had some impressive defensive moments and Beucler was a standout performer. For Meigs to once again roll through the TVC, they’ll need Beucler to play with confidence and aggression on both ends of the court that he showed on Friday.