Wilson looked really good with his Warriors Elite 16u team as he does an incredible job managing the game while providing consistent production for his team. Wilson does a great job using his outside shooting to set up his playmaking. You’ve got to guard him tight and that makes it way easier for him to attack the defense off the bounce, force help, and inevitably make the right read with the basketball. Defensively, Wilson is incredibly competitive and willing to play the game with a physical nature when needed. Wilson plays the game with an advanced feel, he knows how to get his guys in the right spots and find them for easy baskets both in the half court and transition. Wilson played a primary role as a sophomore this past season and he’s more than ready for the challenge ahead this spring/summer. Warriors Elite 2028 will be one of the best independent 16u teams in the state and they are lucky to have Wilson running their show!

Wilson was a steady presence in the backcourt for Metrolina Christian in this one as he was their most reliable playmaker on the floor. He’s had a really good sophomore season, averaging 12.6 Points, 7.3 Rebounds, and 5.4 Assists per game. In the times where Metrolina was able to run offense, it was Wilson most frequently getting them set up + he brought a ton of competitive fire on the defensive end. Unfortunately it wasn’t enough but the Sophomore duo of Wilson and Rickey Torrence Rickey Torrence 6'5" | SF/PF Metrolina Christian Academy | 2028 NC at Metrolina will be making a lot of noise before the end of their respective high school careers. Final Stats: 11 Points, 3 Rebounds, 3 Assists, 1 Steal, 4-10 FG, 3-9 3 PT