Cooper led Jeffersonville in scoring at 18.7 points per game as the Red Devils went on to win the Class 4A State Championship. He will continue his basketball career at Wright State. His impact on what ultimately became the best team in the state earned him a spot on Class 4A First Team All-State and here on the overall Second Team.

Cooper led Jeffersonville in scoring at 18.7 points per game as the Red Devils went on to win the Class 4A State Championship. He will continue his basketball career at Wright State. His impact on what ultimately became the best team in the state earned him a spot on First Team All-State.

Cooper led the Red Devils in scoring with 24 points, showcasing his finishing ability and offensive skill set. One moment, he’d spin his way underneath the basket, and the next, he’d use his dribble moves to create a three-point shot for himself.

Defensively, he was everywhere—disrupting passing lanes and locking down Ertel when they matched up. On one of his breakups, he stole the ball and scored in transition. Cooper also showed his clutch free-throw ability late in the game, sinking both attempts with less than 30 seconds left to extend their lead to a more comfortable two-possession advantage.

A senior guard 6’3″, Cooper in the 4A division Cooper is ranked 7th in FG made (182), and 14th in steals per game (2.3). While also having 19.0 p/g, 82 free throws made, and 3 double doubles.

It was a summer to remember for this Jeffersonville guard. From a breakout performance at the Charlie Hughes Showcase in June to a spectacular month of July, Cooper quickly went from no offers to several Division I opportunities before ultimately deciding to sign with Wright State. He was dominant on the perimeter against New Albany making tough shot after tough shot off of the dribble. Cooper finished with 29 points to lead all scorers while connecting on five three-point shots.