He had a 40 point game against new Berlin, Eisenhower last week Thursday. He had multiple 30 point games in the last two weeks.

A wired-to-score wing with size, versatility and confidence, Isaj can hurt opponents off the bounce, with put backs off of offensive rebounds and from outside the three-point arc. The four-year varsity performer has scored 1,443 career points after pouring in 24 points and grabbing 11 rebounds against Waukesha North. A returning second-team all-Woodland West Conference performer, Isaj is receiving recruiting interest from school as both the NCAA Division 2 and 3 levels, and is the team leader for a sneaky good Greendale squad that could push heavyweights West Allis Central, Pewaukee and Wisconsin Lutheran in league play this winter.

Like all of the others on this list, Isaj is a four-year varsity performer. He begins his senior season with 1,419 points after averaging 23.3 ppg and picking up second-team all-league honors in the Woodland West Conference. Isaj can score at all three levels and is extremely aggressive on the offensive end of the court. Isaj has the potential to go off for a huge night on offense at any given time. For example, he went for 44 points in an 86-81 loss to Milwaukee Lutheran last winter. Isaj is considered a strong NCAA Division II prospect and figures to get plenty of looks during the prep season.

Isaj has started from Day One at Greendale and has proven to be one of the top scorers in the highly competitive Woodland West Conference in each of the past three seasons. He averaged 17.4 ppg as a freshman and then increased his output to 18.3 ppg as a sophomore and 23.3 ppg as a junior. And he accomplished those impressive totals playing against the likes of Milan Momcilovic and Nick Janowski of Pewaukee, Kon Knueppel of Wisconsin Lutheran and Jaquan Johnson of Pius XI Catholic in the Woodland West. The 6-foot-6 wing prospect starts his final year at Greendale with 1,419 career points.