Another piece to a deep young TES backcourt that will be thrown right into the fire this year, Wimmer impressed with his polished skillset and tough-nosed approach against a bigger, older, and more athletic Mt. Zion Prep (MD) lineup. Wimmer is quick and crafty as both a primary and secondary handler, with a tight handle and a willingness to take appropriate chances with the ball as a playmaker. With a slight frame, Wimmer may need time to add strength as he ages but even so the southpaw looks ready to contribute right away for the feisty young Titans.

Wimmer is a skilled, intelligent left handed guard with the versatility to play either backcourt position. He is a reliable shot maker with range beyond the arc, has an impressive command of the basketball and plays with a high basketball IQ. Wimmer also shows an advanced ability to read defenders and make the right decision for a young prospect.

It didn’t take long to see Wimmer was on another level than most yesterday and it was based off his ability to read the game with or without the ball. The 5-foot-11 southpaw guard can tee off from the corners when left open, but is just as effective attacking closeouts and quickly processing the rotating defense to make the right read. On several occasions whether it came on straight-line drives or in transition, Wimmer used perfectly timed step-throughs as defenders knifed in to attempt to strip the ball away. He maintained balance and control on those drives and finished consistently.

Wimmer made several extra passes that turned a good shot into a great one for his team as they went on to win both 5v5 contests in dominant fashion.