Like how he can operate out of the half-court. He is very effective turning the corner and using the two man game and has good chemistry with his big men. Like how he can push the ball going coast to coast. Like how he can play with different places throughout the game. Has acrobatic touch around the bucket. Showed he can score the ball from three. Has an eye to be a playmaker whenever he has the rock in his hands. Should see a ton of attention from small colleges throughout the state.

The talented guard out of Red Lion is poised for a supreme junior year after averaging just under 20 points per game as a sophomore. Ogurcak has great command of an offense, leaning on his speed and fundamentals. He has proven to be a superb shooter from the perimeter and is equally good playing off two feet inside the paint. Isaiah does it all for the Lions at a consistent rate. Already with an offer from Pitt-Johnstown, expect more PSAC offers to come in for Ogurcak after this year.

One of the most feared three-level scorers in Pennsylvania’ Class of 2027 will impress college coaches at the Philly Spring Clash with his efficiency. Ogurcak is a high IQ prospect who does not take ill-advised shots and there is little wasted movement to his game. He is a high-percentage three-point shooter who drained 62 threes this past season. Ogurcak’s logo distance range and ability to shoot jumpers off the dribble make him extraordinarily difficult to guard on the perimeter. His mid-range game is extremely polished too. Ogurcak’s crafty dribble moves can get him into the paint for lay-ins or runners off the glass., Ogurcak has also been known to attack the painted area, come to a jump stop and then score or distribute off two feet. As a bonus, Ogurcak is an automatic free throw shooter.  

105 to 93…This season Ogurcak was a sophomore starter for Red Lion who averaged 20 ppg., splashed 62 threes and posted a season high 34 points (5 triples) versus William Penn. Ogurcak’s logo distance range and quick release means that opponents need to guard him the moment he steps over half-court. The trifecta of his high IQ, court awareness and continuous off-ball movement make Ogurcak even more difficult to defend. When opponents double team Ogurcak, he will not hesitate to move the ball to an open teammate. The crafty Ogurcak will also get into the painted area off the bounce for runners, floaters, and lay-ins. When his drives into the lane draw a whistle, Ogurcak punishes opponents with his is automatic shooting from the charity stripe.    

This season Ogurcak was a sophomore starter who prior to Wednesday night was averaging 19 ppg. and had splashed 58 threes. Then last night during Round 1 of the District 3 playoffs, Ogurcak exploded for 34 points on the strength of 5 triples made triples. His NBA range and non-stop off-ball movement make Ogurcak impossible to defend. In addition to lacing treys, Ogurcak got to the rim off the bounce and converted on several tough finishes. When his rim attacks drew a whistle, Ogurcak went to the line and knocked down his freebies.   

Last year Ogurcak was a freshman starter who averaged 13.3 points per game for Red Lion. The highlight of his first high school season came when he posted 18 points (3 threes) during Red Lion’s upset of eventual 6A state champion Central York. Ogurcak is a long-distance sniper with a quick release and NBA range. He excels at coming off pin downs as well as baseline screens for open looks. In addition to splashing threes, Ogurcak can put the ball on the deck and get to the rim where he can score with either hand. His non-stop motor and well-timed off ball movement often produces back door back door lay-ins.