Stojilovic had a career-best 16 points in the win over Middleton. The 6-foot-7 small forward knocked down a couple of three-point shots and also got to the foul line for the Spartans. With talented junior Bryce Ott Bryce Ott 6'7" | SF Oshkosh North | 2026 State WI currently out with an injury, it is imperative for coach Brad Weber’s squad to get some production from players other than Xzavion Mitchell Xzavion Mitchell 6'7" | SF Oshkosh North | 2025 State #119 Nation WI . So far this season, Stojilovic has stepped up to fill the void created by Ott’s absence. Through five games, Stojilovic is averaging 11.1 points and 5.3 rebounds while helping Oshkosh North to a 3-2 record. Stojilovic is uncommitted to a college at this point, but he is a player most NCAA Division III schools in the state should check out as his combination of size and skill are impressive.

Stojilovic was one of the more versatile prospects at the expo. He was effective guarding on the perimeter and in the paint. His height and strength allowed him to score in the paint. Stojilovic proved to be a capable handler and roller in the pick and roll.

Waiting your turn is not something most players embrace or even accept these days. There is something to be said for those who stay the course, put in the time, improve and then excel as an upperclassman. Stojilovic fits all of the above to a T. He has slowly, surely and most assuredly improved his game over the last two years. He was making jump shots from outside the arc, filling the lane and finishing above the rim, and defending in the post and even a little bit on the perimeter at the Expo. Stojilovic came off the bench a year ago to average 3.8 points and 2.5 rebounds. Those numbers will soar this winter as Oshkosh North takes aim at successfully defending its Fox Valley Association championship.

Playing alongside a pair of D1 commits during the winter, Stefan’s 3.8 ppg average may not be eye catching, but his play with All Wisconsin over the weekend certainly was. He was one of the best shooters I saw over the weekend, made even more impressive by the fact that he stands 6’6. In the two games I watched I saw Stefan moving fluidly in the open floor and on the wing, showing the ability to shoot off the catch or dribble. Really like how he would pass and relocate, constantly trying to find space off the ball. Flashed his athleticism in the open floor as he threw down an alley-oop against United Hoops. I liked the confidence he played with, and he seems to be a name to watch during the summer for schools looking for a big wing or stretch-four.

Stefan caught my eye with how well he can shoot the ball at 6’6. He has a quick and fluid release at his size, able to catch and get straight into his shooting motion as he always has his hands and feet ready when probing on the perimeter. Possesses fluid athleticism and some strength that allows him to defend in the paint or move his feet with wings on the perimeter. Showed some explosive pop as he sprinted the floor and caught an alley-oop dunk off the backboard. Really impressed me with his production against a tough United Hoops team.