OCC Top Player Candidate: Cole Brewer (2026) Mid season Highlights from Ohio High School Basketball Season
Updated: 2 days ago
Marysville Ohio High School Basketball - January 6th 2026
Competing in the Division I Central Ohio Ohio Capital Conference (OCC) means facing some of the toughest high school basketball competition in Ohio on a nightly basis. The OCC is known for physical play, strong coaching, and college-level talent across every roster. Performing consistently in this environment requires skill, toughness, and basketball IQ, making production in the OCC a strong indicator of readiness for the next level.
Cole Brewer
Class of 2026 6’4 – 4.0 GPA
Marysville High School
Player Profile
A 6’4” combo guard from Marysville capable of playing all five positions. Attacks the glass, sets solid screens, makes the extra pass, and brings relentless effort on the defensive end. Always willing to step in and take the tough charge, he plays with physicality and toughness. Versatile enough to excel in both old-school and modern styles of basketball, he brings a true team-first mentality and a whatever-it-takes approach to securing wins for his team.
12/1 vs Gahanna Lincoln – 20 points Cole Brewer opened the season with a strong scoring performance, showing confidence early and setting the tone offensively. He attacked the basket consistently and made plays in transition against a physical opponent.
(Not very good HUDL Film)
12/5 vs Dublin Jerome – 18 points Brewer continued his steady scoring output, impacting the game with efficient shot selection and strong perimeter play while also contributing as a playmaker.
12/9 vs Delaware Hayes – 10 points Despite a lower scoring night, Brewer stayed involved on both ends of the floor, focusing on ball movement, defense, and making winning plays.
12/12 vs Olentangy – 14 points Brewer provided consistent offense against a tough opponent, scoring in multiple ways and creating his own opportunities.
12/19 vs Thomas Worthington – 18 points a road win, Brewer delivered a balanced offensive performance, showing poise, leadership, and efficiency throughout the game.
12/20 vs Medina – 23 points Brewer led the offensive attack with his highest scoring output to that point, showcasing versatility and finishing through contact.
12/27 vs Worthington Kilbourne – 17 points Brewer maintained scoring consistency, capitalizing on transition opportunities and handling defensive pressure with composure.
12/29 vs Bishop Ready – 21 points Brewer had a standout performance, scoring at all three levels and helping swing momentum early in a convincing win. + 1 DUNK
12/31 vs Olentangy Orange – 22 points In a tight matchup, Brewer delivered timely buckets and showed leadership in key moments. + 1 DUNK
1/3 vs Bellefontaine – 25 points Brewer posted his best scoring performance of the stretch, attacking relentlessly and controlling the pace of play. + 1 DUNK
1/6 vs Harvest Prep – 18 points Brewer provided steady offense against a disciplined defense, staying aggressive and making smart decisions with the ball.
1/9 vs Olentangy Berlin – 21 points Brewer closed this stretch with another efficient scoring night, displaying confidence, composure, and complete offensive impact.
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Recruiting Contact Information
Email: dbrewer0724@gmail.com
Email: 24.coleb@gmail.com
Twitter: @brewercole24
Twitter: @mhs_hoops
Varsity Coach – Marysville High School
Coach: Mark Tinklenberg
Email: mark.tinklenberg@mevsd.us
Twitter: @mhs_hoops
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Originally published January 12, 2026. Game results, class years and player affiliations in historical coverage refer to the period reported.
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