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2025 HoopSeen Association MVP : Cutter Sisk

5, Aug 2025

2025 HoopSeen Association MVP : Cutter Sisk

The 2025 HoopSeen Association was another successful travel season with high-level players, high-level basketball and a lot of college coaches coming around during live period. One guy stood out the entire season. One guy helped his team to wins over just about every team the faced. 

 

CutterSisk, Tennessee Tigers - MVP 

 

Cutter Sisk

Hendersonville, TN

Class
2026
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Position
PF
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Height
6' 8"
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School Team
National
WL
National Pos. Rank
WL
State
WL
State Pos. Rank
WL


The Most Valuable Player. The guy that changes things for his team. The guy that is the reason. A guy that dominates. That is what Cutter Sisk was to his 17U Tennessee Tiger program this past season. He was as good of a big man that we have seen on the independent stage in years. Usually, a guy with his size and skillset slides up to the shoe circuits and he falls into the cracks. With Cutter playing on the independent stage and getting to showcase what he can do every weekend, we noticed and college coaches eventually noticed. First, let’s start with his footwork. We have not seen a big man use his feet and get to his spot like Sisk in years. He is so under control and deliberate with his movement. He can score in ways that guys with his stature shouldn’t be scoring in but he does. He is as mild-mannered and team-first guy that you will find. His offer list has been growing and we will be hearing his name a lot more when he gets to the next level. - Justin Byerly


Justin Byerly
State Editor

Justin Byerly has spent the past 15 years covering North Carolina prep and grassroots basketball. He has previously worked with The Recruit Scoop and Rivals.com. In addition to that he has contributed to The USA Today, Charlotte Observer, The Asheville Citizen-Times and The Sun News. He has held The Justin Byerly Upstate/WNC Showcase the past two years and has helped student-athletes from North Carolina and South Carolina receive college scholarships. He owns The Byerly Report scouting service that has over 100 college subscriptions. Justin resides in Asheville, North Carolina with his wife Danielle and four children.