"Silent Sniper: The High-IQ Sharpshooter with a Killer Instinct"

Aaron Wehner

@Aaronwehner2

IG: @a.a.ron_14

5’11, 150lbs, Class of 2026

Lincoln Park HS, PA

Aaron is a smooth-scoring sniper with one of the purest shots in the state and a basketball IQ that elevates everyone around him. A true three-level scorer with quickness, IQ, and poise, he can torch defenders off the dribble, hit tough step-backs, and rain threes with ease. What separates him is the way he thinks the game, always communicating, always anticipating, always in control. He plays with heart and purpose, keeping the ball moving, leading on defense, and impacting the game even when he doesn’t have the ball. His handles are fierce, he plays at his own pace, and his confidence makes him a constant threat.

Aaron averaged 13 points per game this past season with 2.5 rebounds and 3 assists while shooting over 40% from deep and over 90% at the line. But the numbers only scratch the surface of what he brings to the floor. His improvement in confidence and mental toughness has taken his game to another level. His shot is more consistent than ever, and now he’s focused on building strength and elevating his all-around craft. This AAU season, he’s playing for PK Flash out of Pittsburgh, competing in elite tournaments like Pitt Jamfest, Spooky Nook, Atlantic City, Cincinnati, and Virginia Beach. In AAU, Aaron is averaging 17 points, 2.5 rebounds, and about 4-4.5 assists with very minimum turnovers. In 4 games this weekend and only had 1 turnover. His goal is to get quality reps, go head-to-head with top talent, and make sure college coaches take notice.

He plays with an edge, fired up by doubters, fired up by hustle plays, fired up by the heat of the moment. When facing adversity, Aaron leans on his faith in God and stays locked in on the long game. Slumps don’t faze him, he keeps shooting, keeps working, and keeps trusting the process. Off the court, he lives in the gym, always looking for his next run, next shot, or next opportunity to improve. He also runs track to stay in top condition, competing in events like the 200, 400, 4x400, and 4x800. Whether it’s basketball, track, or a flag football game with friends, Aaron’s a competitor through and through.

I assess that Aaron’s elite shooting touch, leadership presence, and high basketball IQ make him a dangerous weapon for any program. His ability to stretch the floor, facilitate, and stay composed under pressure gives coaches a steady, reliable guard who can control tempo and deliver in clutch moments.

With continued strength development and exposure through high-level competition, Aaron’s ceiling continues to rise. Expect a breakout senior season, he’s locked in, spiritually grounded, and ready to show exactly what years of work and belief can build. Stay tuned.