Wilkinson averaged 34 points and 8 rebounds throughout the event. Wilkinson is a left-handed guard who has showcased impressive athleticism on the basketball court. His dynamic style of play is characterized by a unique blend of speed and agility, allowing him to navigate through defenses with finesse. Particularly notable is Wilkinson’s ability to attack, drawing in the defense and creating strategic opportunities for his team.

While many of us were hoping to see Wilkinson back in the GHSA this year, he’s been putting up some incredible numbers for TSF’s national team. Earlier in November, he went for 57 points in a single game. Wilkinson is a creative finisher at the rim, incorporating his vertical ability and unique sense of balance. He’s developed into a complete scorer now that can attack defenses in a variety of ways. He’s headed to California next year.

The former Mississippi State-commit is a lethal lefty that scores consistently from the perimeter. He loves to pull-up in transition from beyond the arc and is smooth getting to his spots in the mid-range. Jeremiah provides McEachern with a bucket-getter that can also distribute at a high level. He comes back to the GHSA after playing with TSF following moves from Campbell and Hillgrove.

Jeremiah Wilkinson Jeremiah Wilkinson 6'0" | PG TSF | 2024 State #218 Nation GA has elite springs and craftiness. He’s able to play either guard spot because his bounce allows him to play much bigger than 6’1 but Wilkinson is proving that he can run the show at point guard and he’ll have the opportunity to do so at McEachern. Wilkinson’s recruitment is now wide open again and added a Tulsa offer last month.

It was a memorable weekend for Game Elite, dominating at both the Tip-Off Classic and Battle for Georgia. The bouncy backcourt tandem of Jeremiah Wilkinson Jeremiah Wilkinson 6'0" | PG TSF | 2024 State #218 Nation GA and CJ Brown CJ Brown 6'2" | PG Kell | 2024 State #150 Nation GA is a handful for anyone and both played well at the TOC. Wilkinson was scoring in a variety of ways but the majority of his points came around the paint, several floaters and strong finishes at the rim. He’s got elite springs that allow him to elevate and finish better than most 6’1 guards can. Wilkinson was once committed to Mississippi State but his recruitment is now wide open again.

After starring at Hillgrove early in his career, Wilkinson transferred to TSF for his junior year and played a tough national schedule. Wilkinson is a bouncy combo guard with a consistent mid-range pull up and a quick handle. When he gets to the launching pad, Wilkinson’s going up strong every time and is a highlight waiting to happen.