Schweitzer is another talented and skilled dual sport athlete that will excel for the Hubs during his upcoming senior campaign. I had a chance to watch him earlier this spring on his Big3 squad where he impressed and he continued to present valuable skills for his scholastic team in June. He brings true size with a solid frame that is utilized as an interior anchor. Schweitzer runs the floor well at his position and competitively during primary break phases. He also remains active on the glass on both sides while battling for second chance opportunities offensively and using his wings span to his advantage. His activity level and movement at position will make opponents adjust schemes. Should be in a store for a standout senior campaign for Rochelle.

Used height and length effectively to rebound and clear space in the paint. Strong frame that presents a challenge underneath defensively on drives. Shows patience on the catch and after boarding to outlet into flow of O. Works tandemly well with other big in the half court setting. Team runs quite a bit of screening action down low and he fits cohesively into system effectively.

Admittedly, I did not realize that Schweitzer was a Class of 2027 prospect until sitting down to write this article. The 6’7″ forward from Rochelle Township High School more than held his own while playing against Full Package Black’s 7-footer in the Grit Region quarterfinals. Basketball Paradise won that game while Schweitzer finished with 11 points and 6 rebounds.

Good sized frame with mobility as a stretch 4 or 5 man. Played on teams’ 17U through the weekend. Runs the floor at a good rate and has a consistent presence around the rim. Plays off 2 feet. Had an O board lay-in off a miss. Ran in transition for a dish off pass and finish. Made a cool flash at the elbow and converted in the lane from 6 feet.