Wilson is a 6’1 prospect who wears many hats for Rampart. He’s an athletic and well-rounded player who scores in bunches, rebounds when called upon, and is a playmaker who thrives with the ball in his hands. This season, there was a bit of a shift for him as he stepped into that role of making plays for others, and it added to his game. He’s averaging 11.1 points and 4 assists a game. He’s also more engaged defensively, and that has been the difference for the team as thieve found their footing. His ability to impact the game as a two-way standout will continue to push them, and that makes him one of the top X-factors in the conference. 

Wilson is a key piece for Rampart and is poised for a big senior season. Averaging 14.4 points per game, he’s already proven he can score from all over the floor, using his speed to get wherever he wants and create advantages. What’s been just as impressive is his playmaking, averaging 4.4 assists and showing a noticeable jump in basketball IQ. Throughout the summer his feel for the game stood out, and now it’s translating to consistently finding teammates for clean open looks. Wilson’s scoring, vision and leadership make him a major factor this season

Wilson is a quick, high-IQ point guard who makes things happen every time he’s on the floor. His vision stands out as he sees plays developing before anyone else and delivers crisp, on time passes that set his teammates up perfectly. Combine that awareness with a smooth, confident shot, and he’s a constant scoring threat from anywhere on the court. His speed and explosive first step make him tough to stay in front of, allowing him to blow by defenders and collapse defenses with ease. Wilson’s ability to control tempo, create for others and score when needed makes him a true floor general. Heading into the season, he’s one to watch as a point guard with all the tools to lead and dominate

Wilson enters the season after a summer that’s showcased his physicality, versatility, and two way impact. Offensively, he’s been a dominant presence inside, combining strong ball handling skills with power to attack the lane. Once there, his touch stands out where he finishes with acrobatic layups, smooth floaters, and a developing mid range game that keeps defenders guessing. On the defensive end he uses quick feet, sharp anticipation, and active hands to allow him to disrupt passing lanes and force turnovers. Add in his toughness and willingness to do the dirty work, and Wilson is poised to be one of the most impactful and versatile players on the floor this upcoming year

Wilson is a 6’1 combo guard who had a breakout junior season. He averaged 15.4 points and 3 rebounds a game. He also shot a blistering 44% from three-point range as a high-volume shooter, attacked downhill with purpose, and consistently created opportunities for himself and his teammates. That’s production. His toughness sets the tone and opens up his offensive game. At Colorado Live, he will compete as part of an individual team. Wilson looks to expand his profile and prove himself against top competition across the state, and he could do just that with a good showing. Check him out with Individual Team Magenta. 

Wilson has taken a different approach this summer, carving out his impact through physicality, skill, and two-way play. Offensively, he’s been a force inside, using elite ball handling to break down defenders and muscle his way into the lane. Once there, he shows impressive touch with creative finishes like acrobatic layups to smooth mid range floaters. What sets Wilson apart is his blend of strength and finesse in the paint. On the defensive end, his footwork and anticipation are standout traits. He’s disruptive at the point of attack, using quick feet and active hands to generate steals and force tough decisions from opponents. Wilson brings a toughness and versatility that elevates both ends of the floor

Wilson remains a notable downhill scoring option that orchestrates the bulk of halfcourt opportunities for Rampart. Essential towards creating good looks for himself or teammates once the game slows down, he has knack creating space one on one.