5-star forward from Kitchener, Ont., announces commitment to Illinois
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Will Riley is jumping into a new chapter of his life.
Will Riley is jumping into a new chapter of his life.
The 6-foot-8 forward is considered one of the best high school players in the world.
“He showed up at the first exposure camp and all these scouts were like, ‘who is this kid?’ So he's made a name for himself,” said his mom Tracy Riley.
After receiving around 25 offers from top college programs for well over a year, decision day finally arrived Sunday for the Kitchener, Ont., basketball player.
“I've worked super hard for this countless of hours in the gym running dribbling and so much more,” Riley addressed to a crowd of family and friends. “I'm proud that everyone's excited for me. you know, excited for the journey."
The 18-year-old athlete announced his commitment to Illinois Fighting Illini.
“Super excited for the next journey and what's ahead of me," said Riley. "I’m super excited to bring my family with me, my friends and everyone who supported me."
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