Prep Hoops Ranking: 15

One of the better vocal leaders on the floor in the 2027 class, Fox is a steady lead guard who distributes, defends and delivers big shots for both West Allis Central and the Midwest Renegade programs. His ability to run a team and keep opposing guards away from the basket has caught the attention of a pair of NCAA Division I programs as he currently owns scholarship offers from Eastern Illinois and Jacksonville. Teaming with Max Jones Max Jones 6'4" | SG West Allis Central | 2027 State WI in a very talented backcourt at West Allis Central, Fox was instrumental in helping the Bulldogs to a 44-9 record over the past two seasons. As a junior, Fox averaged 15.5 points, 6.4 rebounds, 4.0 assists and 3.2 steals per outing to emerge as one of the state’s top all-around performers.

Current Offers: Eastern Illinois, Jacksonville.

Fox gets things done as a talented point guard every time he steps onto the court. He runs a team exceptionally well, getting the ball to his teammates at the right time and on target. He can defend with his quickness and strength on the perimeter, rip down defensive rebounds and start the fast break with his speed and ball-handling skill. Fox owns a couple of NCAA Division I scholarship offers and is having a solid spring for a very good Midwest Renegade program out of the Chicago area.

Fox plays both ends of the court at a high level for one of the state’s truly elite teams. His on-ball defensive pressure, his ability to tip the ball away when opponents drive the lane, and his passing and shooting are all big assets for coach David Mlachnik’s squad. He had 18 points on a couple of threes, a couple of steals and breakouts, and a few mid-range jumpers for the Bulldogs. Fox doesn’t always get the headlines on his talented team, but his presence on the court is huge for a team aiming for a trip to the WIAA Division 1 State Tournament in March.

I love what Isaiah Fox Isaiah Fox 6'1" | PG West Allis Central | 2027 State WI did vs Pro Lane . Showcased blazing speed up the floor with tight finishes against the Walz Zone. Also showed he can knock down outside shots and create for others as a 6’0” Point Guard. Defense was crucial in a close game.