Sickler helped the 24: UP NY2LA squad to a come-from-behind win over the Minnesota Fury with strong play late in the game, particularly his ability to beat opponents down the floor and score in transition. The lanky 2027 prospect is equally comfortable playing on the perimeter or near the basket and scored from both areas on Sunday. His length, mobility and athleticism are all assets as he scored 14 points in the game. Sickler helped East Troy to the Valley Division title in the Rock Valley Conference, averaging 8.5 points and 6.0 rebounds as the Trojans went 21-6. He figures to be one of the better players in the league again next season as he continues to add muscle and strength to his frame.

Sickler has helped East Troy to a 9-3 record and a lofty standing in the Rock Valley Conference. His size, athleticism and aggressiveness on the glass and on defense are vitally important for the Trojans. Sickler is a player on the rise in the 2027 class as he has grown some over the past two seasons and continues to advance his game with his strong work ethic. He is one to keep an eye on over the next six months in a loaded 2027 class.

Encountering foul trouble early in the game, Sickler shrugged off the infraction blues to score 10 points, including a two-handed flush off a nice steal in the second half. Sickler has excellent size, good bounce and plays with aggressiveness on the glass and on defense. He is a player on the rise in the 2027 class as he has grown some over the past two seasons and continues to advance his game with his strong work ethic. Sickler and senior Ethan Callahan Ethan Callahan 6'7" | PF WI (6-7) give East Troy coach Noah Phillips a solid twin tower tandem, one that figures to give Rock Valley Conference opponents fits in 2025-26.