Bronson is the glue for this Winton Woods team. He is exactly what you want from your senior point guard. Woods has a lot of length and athleticism on the perimeter, but Bronson runs the whole show. He can handle pressure and control the speed at which the game is being played. He knows when to get it to the athletes for them to go dunk it. Then, when his playmaking ability starts breaking down the defense, Bronson starts hurting them with his own scoring. He can shoot the lights out and finish around the rim. He absorbs contact well. He has a high IQ for the game. Bronson is a massive reason Woods has not been beaten yet, and is a state title contender.

One of the top scorers in the greater Cincinnati area last season, Bronson is entering a larger spotlight on him with the transfer to Winton Woods, one of the top Division II schools in the state of Ohio. A quick twitch guard who can really score it, Bronson is tough to stay in front of off the dribble and can hit quick pull-up jumpers as well. I’ll be looking for Bronson to make a defensive impact the next times I get the chance to watch him for Winton Woods, that could elevate his ranking even higher.

A new addition for Winton Woods this season, I was really impressed with Bronson’s ability to score the basketball against one of the top teams from Michigan. I saw big time stats from Bronson as a Junior but now he’s playing against top competition and still scoring the basketball at a high level. The lefty guard has a quick first step and can either get to the bucket off the dribble or stop on a dime and pull-up. I think Bronson could be a big time stock riser this season under a brighter microscope playing for Winton Woods.

Another player leading his team to the semifinals of the tournament, Bronson had an impressive game for a Kentucky Storm Elite squad that fell behind early before overpowering the opposition en route to a comfortable victory. Bronson has a quick first step and was able to change directions off the bounce to get past defenders from the point of attack. When Bronson can attack with the ball going left, he’s hard to stop. Showed why he was co-player of the year of the Southwest Ohio Conference as a Junior.

One of the top 2026 scorers in Cincinnati last season, Bronson scored 20 PPG for Northwest and will look to make plays on both ends of the court this weekend.