The junior turned in one of his best performances of the season on Friday against Riviera Prep. Ahlers brings strong positional size, above-average athleticism, and has proven he can really shoot the ball from the perimeter. Still somewhat undervalued at this stage, he looks poised for a strong spring and summer as his recruitment continues to gain traction.

Ahlers brought instant offense each time he checked in, showcasing a polished scoring package that translated across both days. Whether it was knocking down shots, getting downhill, or finishing with a calm touch around the rim, he consistently generated points in a variety of ways. His steady production and all-around efficiency earned him Player of the Game recognition on Day 1 and highlighted his value as a true spark plug.

Ahlers was scoring at will, making it look effortless. He has patience, allowing the game to come to him, but also creates opportunities for himself through off-ball movement and cuts to get open. He showcased his three-point shooting by making shots off the catch-and-shoot, dribble pull-ups, screens, and pick-and-roll reads.

Ahlers played solid defense with some blocks and demonstrated good anticipation by jumping passing lanes for easy transition opportunities, where he showed a bit of bounce with a few easy dunks. He is certainly a player to keep an eye on as he continues to develop.

Stats: 20.7 PPG, 8.1 RPG, 3.1 APG, 2.7 SPG

Ahlers is primed for a breakout sophomore year. At 6-3, he combines size, athleticism, and a versatile offensive skill set that allows him to attack from anywhere on the floor. His ability to slash to the rim, rebound effectively, and make defensive plays makes him a true two-way threat. Ahlers is quickly becoming one of the most well-rounded players in his class.

Ahlers is shaping up to be a must-watch 2027 prospect as he heads into a potential breakout sophomore year. Standing at 6’4”, he brings a blend of size, athleticism, and offensive firepower that has only grown through his solid off-season work. Ahlers, a 6-4 guard, continues to impress with his aggressive drives to the rim. Last season, he averaged 13.1 points per game and possesses the athleticism and upside to make an impact. Beyond his scoring, Ahlers can use his size to rebound effectively, make sharp defensive plays, and even cover multiple positions, which is an asset as he continues to refine his skills.