Current Offers: Michigan Tech, Purdue-Northwest, South Dakota School of Mines, Northern Michigan, Parkside.

The word is out on Stremlow, one of the more aggressive and relentless players in the state’s super talented 2027 class. Stremlow is a scorer who comes full force at defenses from opening tip until final horn. He can hit perimeter shots, but his bread-and-butter is getting to the basket and finishing above the rim or through contact. A powerful player with the ball in his hands, Stremlow has been outstanding all spring for the Wisconsin Swing Bredesen team that plays on the RecruitLook circuit.

Stremlow is a powerful player with the ball in his hands. And when he gets to his right hand, he can do major damage on an opponent. After a relatively quiet first half, Stremlow was nearly unstoppable in the second 18 minutes, scoring the majority of his game-high 25 points after intermission in the Wildcats’ win over Madison East. Stremlow competes with an edge and has great confidence in his offensive abilities. Stremlow, a scholarship candidate from the state’s 2027 class, also is a good passer and strong defender.

Easily the best collegiate prospect at the Swing Fall League, Stremlow was a man among boys for much of his game. He scored 24 points, grabbed endless rebounds and made impressive passes to sprinting teammates on the fast break. He also kept opposing guards away from the basket and came up with several steals with his quick hands and aggressive nature. A physically strong wing guard, Stremlow’s ability to get downhill and finish through contact was constant in his game. He also popped in some three-point jump shots. Stremlow owns NCAA Division II scholarship offers from Michigan Tech and South Dakota School of Mines. More figure to follow as Stremlow continues to excel on the court this winter for Verona and coach Curtrel Robinson.

Few, if any, players in the 2027 class elevated their stock with collegiate coaches more of the spring and summer than Stremlow. After missing all but a handful of games during the 2024-25 high school season due to an injury, Stremlow used the club season to announce his status as one of the better all-around players in a loaded junior class. Stremlow understands the game at a high level, finishes through contact with his strength and understands how to get past defenders by attacking defensive angles. He is a good passer, an improved shooter and a guy who has picked up recent scholarship offers from NCAA Division II schools. He figures to have a huge season for a young Verona squad this winter.