Previous Ranking: 165
Current Ranking: 75

One of the more improved players on the club circuit, Uhlenbrauck has been a steady performer for Team 1848 all spring and summer. For him, that means taking care of the ball, moving the ball, making three-point jump shots and keeping his man in front of him on defense. He has checked all of those boxes with flying colors. Uhlenbrauck’s biggest asset is his long-range shooting ability as he is one of the better three-point marksman in the state, drilling 43 percent on 76 made triples as a junior. But he’s also an unselfish player and a solid teammate, moving the ball and encouraging his teammates on a regular basis.

Since the end of the high school season, Uhlenbrauck has etched his reputation in stone as a terrific long-distance shooter who moves well without the ball and can guard with his lateral movement and toughness. He made shots in bunches over the weekend, including seven three-point baskets in a pool championship game victory over Winneconne. Uhlenbrauck had 19 three-point baskets in five games and that type of shooting certainly translates to the next level. Older brother, Cole Uhlenbrauck, is a valuable player at St. Norbert College, and Mason figures to follow in his footsteps as a strong collegiate player.

Uhlenbrauck is the very definition of shooting guard. It’s who he is and what he does. And he does it at a high level as his sweet jumper was falling to the tune of three big second-half triples in the one-point loss to Team Warwick. Uhlenbrauck did a good job of moving without the basketball in an effort to get free for clean looks at the basket. And once he gets his feet set and fires from deep, the results are usually positive. As a junior at Saint Mary Catholic, Uhlenbrauck made 76-of-178 attempts from deep for 43 percent. He also made 83 percent of his foul shots in 2024-25. And at 6-foot-2, Uhlenbrauck has the size and strength to guard well on the perimeter while also digging out some key rebounds.