McCormick was one of the most impressive players I witnessed last Saturday in Appleton at the Champions’ Center. Will was the most well rounded player that I evaluated, and was without a doubt the unofficial MVP of Team 2 at the showcase. The New Berlin Eisenhower prospect, is a knock down three point shooter, and was red hot over Labor Day Weekend. When defenders start to close out harder because of his shooting ability, Will dissects the defense to blow by aggressive closeouts to get to the cup, or set up his teammates for some impressive assists. The six-foot- one prospect’s most impressive play when he read one of these hard closeouts, and elevated above the rim to punch home a nasty dunk. Will in my evaluation, is a stock riser in the 2029 class and will be a tough guard for Eisenhower as he continues to mature with his game.

McCormick has had a terrific summer, for 24:UP, and has stood out as one of the top shooters that I have watched. What has caught my attention the most is McCormick’s awareness of floor spacing and positioning in setting up his defender and getting to his spots. Not just purely an outside shooter, McCormick has been one of 24:UP’s better rebounders while making good decisions with the ball in is hands and playing solid defense.

McCormick, as he often does, stood out as one of the top shooters that I watched at The Tune Up in Appleton. Showing good awareness, and floor spacing, McCormick wore out his defenders, getting to his spots, showcasing his limitless range. With nine graduating seniors, McCormick’s scoring ability will be needed for the Lions this season.

Will was one of the best pure shooters I saw all day on Saturday. The 6′ guard checked into the game and immediately knocked down two threes. His team knew that if they could get Will the ball in a pocket of space on the perimeter, three points were likely going on the board. Even without any offensive sets, Will did a nice job of moving without the ball to free himself up to catch and shoot. Type of shooter who can put points on the board in a hurry when he gets hot.