Cooper has two years as a major varsity contributor under his belt already and now is set to continue emerging in a larger role at Henryville High School as a junior. Already solidified as one of the Hornets’ best shooting threats, the 5’9″ guard displayed the ability to play both on and off of the at “The Expo.” His shooting prowess from beyond the arc likely remains his best skill, but it appears that Cooper is more comfortable with the ball in his hands as a playmaker now as well.

Cooper has been a key piece of Henryville’s backcourt for two years now. Last season he averaged 5.9 points per game as a sophomore and connected on a team-leading 38 three-point shots. “The Expo” will allow our team of scouts a first look at the developing guard as he enters his junior season for what should be a young and emerging Hornets team.

Cooper is a shorter guard at 5’9″ out of Henryville High School that has a scoring guard mentality in a lot of ways. At the Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp, Cooper showed a really quick trigger on the ball and was not hesitant to fire off a shot if it felt like it was in his range. You also got to see him play the role of lead guard at times showing off really high level court vision to be able to make plays on the ball.