KJ is running with Powerhouse 16U this weekend and it was very apparent that his game is on another level. He was causing major disruption on the defensive end, using his length and quickness to get in passing lanes and pressure opposing ball handlers. Offensively, he was getting everyone involved, racking up a number of assists. Wilson hit on four three-pointers, coming off both the catch or shooting off the dribble. Wilson and Powerhouse are looking like heavy favorites to win the 16U Division 2 title.

Big performance for Wilson Jr in an incredible contest against Phenom United as D1 Minnesota 16 U grinded out a tough win. A crafty below the rim finisher, Wilson Jr was able to acrobatically avoid shot blockers and his unique pace on the ball allowed him to get by his primary defender. A skilled scoring guard, Wilson Jr got to his spots off the dribble and played on balance. One of the most productive 16 U guards I saw all weekend, I’d expect Wilson Jr’s recruitment to spike in the next few months.

KJ is one of the most consistent producers in this 2028 class, as he is already so polished, skilled, and smart. He was leading the charge as the point guard for D1 Minnesota , creating scoring chances for himself and for his teammates all day. He looked great when working in the pick and roll, as well as pushing the pace in transition. Wilson was scoring inside and knocking down looks from the perimeter and has his team at 3-0 on the weekend so far.

With four years of varsity experience under his belt already, KJ has the skill and poise to make the 16u game look so easy at times. He just seems to be operating at a different pace on the ball, effortlessly gliding to the rim for finishes or creating separation for a pull-up three. He’s an unselfish player, but shows no hesitation putting up a shot when he has space, and KJ is the level of shooter that has a constant green light from his coaches. Helped lead his team to a win over a tough Wisconsin Academy squad on night one.