Witte, Stretch’s partner in crime at Johnson Ferry Christian Academy, wasted no time making history, surpassing the 1,000-career-point milestone during the opening week of his senior season. One of the premier shooters in the state, Witte has continued to light it up from beyond the arc to start the year. His quick release, ability to move without the basketball, and high basketball IQ make him a difficult cover for any defender. What stands out even more is his knack for impacting the glass despite being a smaller guard. Witte is currently averaging a double-double with 17 points and 11 rebounds per game, showcasing a relentless motor and toughness that complement his elite shooting ability. As he continues putting up numbers and helping Johnson Ferry win games, Witte is proving to be the type of player small college coaches love to recruit and should have firmly on their radar.

Witte is a really interesting product out of the metro Atlanta area who provides a lot of value every time he steps on the floor. He is a deadly long range shooter that finished top 5 in the state of Georgia in three point makes last season as a junior and looks to build on that in his senior year. He is also a guy who relentlessly works on the glass putting up multiple double doubles every weekend for his Atlanta Standard squad, as a 6 foot guard that is a very rare skill making him even more of a prospect for next level coaches.

Coming off a breakout season at GAPPS program Johnson Ferry Christian Academy, Witte emerged as one of the top shooters in Georgia after knocking down 85 three-pointers, ranking 10th in the state. He’s one of my favorite hidden gems in the class of 2027 because he checks every box you look for in a high-level shooter: quick footwork, a rapid release, and elite confidence from deep. What makes him even more intriguing is that he’s far more than just a perimeter specialist. Witte also has a solid handle, can create off the bounce, and finishes well around the rim playing off two feet. His ability to score at multiple levels gives him a lot of long-term upside offensively.

Junior has nearly doubled his production across the board, going from 10.7 points and 4.8 rebounds to 21.2 points and 10.9 rebounds per game. Somewhat of a methodical three-point release which is very accurate when given space. 72-151 (48%) from beyond the arc.

One of the state’s top pure shooters, Witte is averaging over 21 points per game for the 13–6 Saints while shooting an impressive 48 percent from three-point range. The junior understands how to use screens, plays with a high basketball IQ, and consistently finds space to get clean looks. Beyond his perimeter shooting, he can mix in straight-line drives to the rim and contribute on the glass, giving him added value as an all-around offensive threat.