Ogunsola is an explosive athlete who can rise up for dunks and attack the ball on the glass. One of the more special plays I saw all day was one of his scoop and scores with no less than three defenders on his tail. He’s crafty at the basket and gets good elevation on rebounds. At times, Ogunsola seemed tentative on the defensive end, but he got increasingly aggressive in the second half of games. Intriguing athletic upside.

Ogunsola could emerge as a major contributor for Sun Prairie West this upcoming season. In my opinion, he is one of the most athletic players in the Big 8 Conference, regardless of class. The 2028 prospect impressed me the last time I saw him in action, throwing down a few poster dunks and showcasing the explosiveness that makes him such an intriguing player. Depending on what the program needs from him, He could work his way into an All-Conference-caliber season.

Jude is one to watch for the future at Sun Prairie West. He simply has physical tools that you can’t teach in a prospect, listed at 6’5 with some explosive athleticism. Jude has the fluid mobility and handle to weave in and out of defenders on the ball, and one play saw him come driving into the lane for an explosive one handed dunk. I remember seeing him last summer at a 14u event, and since then he’s grown about three inches while retaining his agility and skill on the ball. High ceiling prospect in the 2029 class.

Jude looks like he could be a long-term prospect to track in Wisconsin’s 2029 class. Already standing at 6’2 coming into high school, he’s a long and agile guard who can handle the ball or play out on the wing. I saw him defend nearly every spot on the floor, as he moves his feet well laterally and has the length to make plays in the passing lanes. He scored 20 points and hit the game winning shot for his team in the semi-finals, and played a key role for his team in a 2OT loss in the finals.