James Locke brings perimeter scoring pop to Mid-America Christian
In the 2025-26 season, James Locke has already shown he can stretch the floor and handle starter-level minutes, posting 12 points in 30 minutes against Omaha with two made threes and a perfect 2-for-2 night at the line. He profiles as a guard who can score efficiently enough to matter, with quick upside as a spacing piece and secondary creator. The bigger appeal is fit: he looks like a low-drama, role-friendly guard who can give a team shooting, composure, and effort possessions without needing the offense to run through him.[1][2]
