Over the past couple of years, Isaac Feske has continued to develop his game leading to real growth in his recruitment. This finished up this weekend with the 6’3” small forward of Seymour High School and the Wisconsin Legends making his commitment. 

The senior will be staying in-state with his commitment choosing UW-Eau Claire. Feske had also been recruited by St. Norbert, UW-Platteville, Lawrence University, Viterbo, among others. 

In his junior season, Feske played a prominent role in helping Seymour advance all the way to the state championship game. This included him scoring 20 points on 8-12 shooting in the state semifinals win. On the season, he averaged 15 points, 5.9 rebounds, and 2.1 assists per game to earn himself second team all-conference honors. His highly impactful play continued throughout the spring and summer where he helped the Wisconsin Legends be one of the top 17U teams on the NY2LA Association. 

The commitment comes after Feske made the visit to the Eau Claire campus earlier this month. “It went really well,” he first said about the visit. “I got to see the culture of Eau Claire during a football game which was really cool.” When asked about the main things that he likes about his future college, Feske said “I really liked the coaches, team and campus a lot.”

“I think that with my versatility, it will be a good fit,” Feske said about his future playing for the WIAC school. Feske is an intriguing recruit with his incredibly strong build along with his continuous growing skill set. As well as being able to play big inside as an overpowering force, Feske is also a consistent outside shooter and improved ability to attack the basket.