Zachary has lit up nets across the country for both Fishers and Midwest Basketball Club 3SSB as the undersized guard is one of the top shooters in the country. Zachary has had some monster scoring games on the 3SSB circuit as his touch is absolutely unreal on contested shots. Add in the fact that Zachary contributes to winning on any team he’s on as Fishers, Midwest Basketball Club and Indiana Elite have had great success with him leading the way. Florida Gulf Coast and Cal Baptist are recent offers for Zachary but other mid-major programs have been tracking him for well over a year now. It will be interesting to see where Zachary ends up as he’s got some special offensive skill.

Down the stretch there was not a more clutch player on the floor than 2027 Fishers guard Cooper Zachary Cooper Zachary 5'10" | PG/CG Fishers | 2027 State #138 Nation IN . Although the Indiana Junior All-Stars came up short, Zachary gave them a fighting chance as the game winded down hitting some big threes (five total) and free throws. Throughout the game, he was just a magician with the ball with his elite handles and ability to find the open man in very tight spaces. He finished with 17 points, 2 rebounds, 2 assists.

You can always count on Zachary to play as hard or harder than everyone else on the floor. That can especially stand out in an All-Star game setting. He was his typical self on Sunday shooting it in from three-point range, dicing the defense up with his passing ability, and leading his team to victory. Zachary connected on three three-point shots on his way to 11 points and 9 assists.

Arguably the most impressive individual performance of the day at 3SSB Session II on Saturday belonged to Cooper Zachary Cooper Zachary 5'10" | PG/CG Fishers | 2027 State #138 Nation IN . The 5’10” point guard poured in 27 points while shooting an incredible 7-8 from three-point range in a win for Midwest Basketball Club 17u over Austin Rivers Southeast Elite. His playmaking and shot-making abilities were on full display in front of dozens of college coaches all weekend long.

I think when I look at all the player performances that I have seen this spring, Cooper Zachary Cooper Zachary 5'10" | PG/CG Fishers | 2027 State #138 Nation IN dropping 27 points going 7-8 from three is problem the top one. Zachary always amazes me every time I watch him, but this performance at 3SSB felt special, like he was on mission in front of a host of D1 programs. He couldn’t miss any shot he took and was that on-ball leader Midwest Basketball Club needed in their win. He should earn a bunch of offers after this weekend.

Arguably the most electric offensive player in the state of Indiana is making his debut with Midwest Basketball Club 17u 3SSB this weekend in California. Cooper is an elite shooter that can play either guard and impact the game without scoring. Elite feel on the offensive end with a high IQ will continue to see his offer kist grow throughout this spring and summer.

Zachary has been a consistent star for three years now as Fishes has largely dominated their competition. This season was no different as the Tigers remained undefeated until a shocking Sectional upset. However, playing without his backcourt running mate for much of the season, Zachary had to step into an even largely role and did so seamlessly. He averaged 14.8 points and 5.2 assists per game while shooting an incredible 79-195 (40.5%) from three-point range.

Zachary has been a consistent star for three years now as Fishes has largely dominated their competition. This season was no different as the Tigers remained undefeated until a shocking Sectional upset. However, playing without his backcourt running mate for much of the season, Zachary had to step into an even largely role and did so seamlessly. He averaged 14.8 points and 5.2 assists per game while shooting an incredible 79-195 (40.5%) from three-point range.

One of the most decorated high school players in Indiana as just a junior, Zachary was dominant for Fishers this season as they went unbeaten in the regular season before a playoff loss to Carmel. Zachary is one of the top shooters in the country and his continued work in the weight room has allowed him to improve his explosiveness and defensive ability. It’ll be interesting to see him away from Jason Gardner Jason Gardner WG IN Jr as the duo played three years together in high school and at the 15 and 16 U level for Indiana Elite, but Zachary left for Wildcat Select and Gardner left for Oakland Soldiers on the EYBL circuit.