Although he didn’t have his best shooting performance from three on Friday, Elijah continues to be a prospect that catches my eye this spring. Playing for Prior Lake Christian Academy, he may not get a ton of attention in the winter, but this is a player who can put points on the board. From previous weekends he’s a player who can make you pay for leaving him in space from three, but I also liked his off-ball movement on Friday. Hard cuts and crashing the offensive glass led to some easy looks at the rim when his outside shot wasn’t falling. Has a good basketball frame at 6’2 with some length.

He likely has the highest ceiling on the Crossfire squad. He can shoot and hit out to 35-feet. Wilson can penetrate and rise into a really pretty mid-range J. He can also take it to the rim and deliver. He comes from a smaller school but is adapting superbly to the faster and stronger opponents. Elijah is Crossfire’s go-to-scorer.

I wasn’t aware of Elijah coming into this weekend, but he caught my eye in Saturday’s game against Team Herro . At 6’2 he has a long and lanky frame out on the wing, and a jumper that can make defenders pay for leaving him in space. He did a nice job of moving without the ball, and just finding pockets of space to catch and shoot from. Elijah hit a number of big shots throughout the game that had his team in it until the very end.