Wilson was statistically flawless in Jesuit’s 42-0 shutout of Beaverton, completing all 11 of his pass attempts for 260 yards and five touchdowns in just three quarters of action. The senior quarterback made the most of his limited time on the field, consistently finding ways to move the Crusaders down the field and finish drives with points. A perfect completion percentage paired with five touchdown passes is an outstanding performance, particularly in a game where Wilson didn’t need to play the entire night. His efficiency helped Jesuit cruise to a convincing victory and gave the Crusaders another strong offensive showing in Metro League play.

Wilson helped Jesuit return to the win column in dramatic fashion, as the Crusaders defeated No. 6 Central Catholic 45-41 in another wild Holy War matchup. The lead changed hands five times during the fourth quarter before Jesuit ultimately pulled ahead with just over a minute remaining. Wilson finished with 214 passing yards and five touchdowns. In a game that featured plenty of offensive firepower on both sides, Wilson’s production helped Jesuit come out on top in one of the week’s most exciting finishes.

Wilson is a true dual-threat quarterback with elite athleticism and the ability to create explosive plays at any moment. His arm strength stands out, allowing him to push the ball downfield with ease, while his mobility makes him dangerous outside the pocket. He thrives when plays break down, turning broken situations into big gains with either his arm or legs. There is still room for growth in his consistency, decision-making, and overall polish as a passer. With continued development, he has the tools to become one of the more dynamic quarterbacks in the region.