After a season in the PCL and a couple notable seasons at St. Mark’s before that, Warner is back in the 302 and wasting no time breaking in his Ducks uniform. He’s skilled as a scorer who makes a living by getting deep into the paint or hitting shots from behind the arc. His jumper demands that he gets hard closeouts that he can easily attack, while his strong torso and broad shoulders enable to absorb contact in the lane. And his touch from the free throw line is just as good as his touch from the three-point line.

In 2024-25 Warner posted 7 points per night at St. Mark’s in Delaware and scored a season high 22 points against the Charter School of Wilmington. Warner recently announced that he is transferring to Bonner & Prendergast and this weekend will be his first runs with his new squad. Thus, I will be interested to watch how this athletic and solidly built perimeter prospect fits in with the deep and talented Bonner roster. His accurate three-point shot will provide floor spacing for Bonner, while his dribble pull-up game will supply mid-range firepower. Warner’s speed and finishing skills should fit in perfectly with Bonner’s up-tempo approach.

During his sophomore campaign at St. Mark’s in Delaware, Warner posted 7 points per night and poured in a season high 22 points against Charter School of Wilmington. This athletic and solidly built perimeter prospect was the No. 11 ranked prospect in our latest Delaware state rankings. Warner owns a jump shot that is automatic from the baseline, in the mid-range and behind the arc. Plus, Warner possesses the speed and finishing skills to produce points in the open court. On defense Warner can guard 1 through 4. Next season Warner will take the court for PCL contender Bonner & Prendergast.