2026 Wyandotte Bears – Boys Basketball Preview – Presented by NEO Orthopedics and Rehabilitation

WYANDOTTE BEARS

Coach: AARON POSEY

2025-26 Record: 24-4

OUTLOOK

Wyandotte boys basketball returns four starters and its sixth man from a 24-4 state quarterfinal team. Head coach Aaron Posey expects an all-senior starting lineup, giving the Bears substantial experience as they prepare for another postseason pursuit. Developing dependable reserve contributions will be important around that established group.

Gunner Jackson (5-10, Sr.) supplies a returning guard after averaging 14.4 points and 5.6 rebounds last season. A four-year starter, he earned Lucky 7 Offensive Player of the Year and OBCA all-region recognition. His experience gives Wyandotte an established offensive contributor as the team develops its next combinations. The production he supplies also provides continuity at an important backcourt position.

Jaxson Billings (6-3, Sr.) adds another four-year starter at forward after averaging 15.3 points and 7.8 rebounds. His return gives the Bears a proven scorer and rebounder at a different position. Billings earned Lucky 7 Defensive Player of the Year and OBCA all-region honors. Those accomplishments reflect the different ways he contributes, providing an experienced presence at both ends of the floor.

Landon Posey (6-1, Sr.) supplies another established guard after averaging 12.0 points and 3.3 rebounds. Entering his third year as a starter, he earned first-team All-Conference recognition last season. The production and experience returning from Jackson, Billings and Posey give Wyandotte a clear foundation. Their shared varsity background provides familiarity while the team prepares for another demanding campaign.

Jairus Robertson (5-11, Sr.) adds another experienced guard after averaging 5.7 points and 3.8 rebounds. His return gives the lineup another senior capable of contributing beyond individual scoring. Boston Hotulke (6-3, Sr.) supplies another forward after averaging 8.6 points and 5.5 rebounds. His length and athleticism give the team a different option as it transitions last season’s sixth man into the senior starting group.