Selk played a major role in a solid season for Waunakee in the Badger-Large conference. Waunakee benefited from his 14 points per night average. A key night in Selks’ season came in a win over Oregon where he recorded 7 three pointers. The senior standout completed 8 games scoring 20 points or more on the season. The 6′ 4” wing led his team in rebounding with nearly 7 a game. He tallied 10 rebounds or more in 4 games. His efforts earned him first team all conference honors in the Badger-Large.

Selk was Mr. Clutch for Waunakee as he made one big play after another in the closing minutes of the Warriors’ narrow win over a very good Marshfield squad. He buried a three late, scored in the lane with under a minute left and then split a pair of foul shots to give Waunakee the margin it needed to cop the non-conference triumph. The son of Waunakee coach Tyler Selk, Elk Selk is having a very good season for a very good Waunakee squad as he is scoring from deep as he’s done so well for so many seasons now, but he’s also using his improved strength to get into the lane and score off the dribble and off of back cuts to the hoop. Selk led Waunakee in scoring with 17 points and drew four two-shot free throw attempts during the contest to help the Warriors enjoy a huge advantage from the stripe.

Selk’s presence on the court is a huge plus for Waunakee as his long-distance shooting touch must always be accounted for by opposing teams. That attention can often open up the lane for drives to the basket for his teammates. In addition, Selk has now added the ability to slash to the hoop and either locate an open teammate or get all the way to the basket and score himself. He scored 11 points against La Follette, but his contribution in the victory also included a solid court presence, rebounding and strong defense inside and outside of the lane.

Selk has improved his game over the last 12 months and has become an offensive force for the Warriors. The son of Waunakee coach Tyler Selk, Eli Selk Eli Selk 6'4" | SG Waunakee | 2025 State WI was known primarily as a long-distance shooter during his sophomore and junior seasons with the Warriors. As a senior, Selk has added the ability to utilize his 6-foot-4 size and improved physical strength to get into the lane and finish. He had one three-point basket against Fort Atkinson, but he also contributed four driving layups, keeping defenders off balance with his excellent footwork and pivoting near the hoop.