Elliott Corcoran is a 6'5" Shooting Guard/Small Forward in the 2027 class.
Corcoran attends West Salem in Wisconsin and plays club basketball for Sixers Elite.
Corcoran's Player Profile was created on January 22, 2026.
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Expert Analysis
Elliott
CorcoranSG/SF
Class
2027
Height
6'5"
HS
West Salem
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WI
Windy City War: 5 High Energy Standouts
A fun 6’5” wing to watch, Corcoran showed a smooth offensive package including step-back jumpers and straight line...
Written by Joshua Burish
Elliott
CorcoranSG/SF
Class
2027
Height
6'5"
HS
West Salem
|
WI
PH Windy City War: Max’s Day Three Standouts
Elliott was putting on a show in a big win for Sixers Elite . He started off the...
Written by Max Wagner
Elliott
CorcoranSG/SF
Class
2027
Height
6'5"
HS
West Salem
|
WI
Madness in the Midwest: Mark’s 17U Saturday stars
A player on the rise in the 2027 class, Corcoran had a very strong finish to the high...
Written by Mark Miller
Joshua Burish | Prep Hoops Scout
Joshua Burish
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A fun 6’5” wing to watch, Corcoran showed a smooth offensive package including step-back jumpers and straight line slashes to the rim. He competes at the rim, using his length and athleticism to finish above the rim and play through contact. Defensively, he brings energy as well, tracking down chase-down blocks and impacting plays as a help-side presence.
Elliott was putting on a show in a big win for Sixers Elite
. He started off the game with 9 points within the opening two minutes of play, tipping in a backdoor alley-oop, knocking down a corner three, jumping a pass and getting out for a transition dunk, and then finishing another chance at the rim. Throughout the game he showcased his above the rim athleticism as well as shooting touch out on the perimeter. Moves really well in his 6’5 frame and will be a key returner for West Salem as a senior.
A player on the rise in the 2027 class, Corcoran had a very strong finish to the high school season while helping West Salem qualify for the Division 2 WIAA State Tournament. The lanky wing extended his strong play from this past winter to the Madness in the Midwest event in Appleton as he scored 16 points to help the Sixers to a win over the Wisconsin Blizzard
. His ability to make shots facing the basket with his size and length causes difficulty for most defenders.