Jay Beahan is a 6'11" Center in the 2028 class.
Beahan attends Bremerton in Washington and plays club basketball for Seattle Rotary (EYBL).
Beahan's Player Profile was created on August 31, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Jay
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Class
2028
Height
6'11"
HS
Bremerton
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WA
2028 Rankings: Top-50 Stock-Risers
Beahan has been rolling this summer, collecting nine Division I offers including LMU, San Francisco, and most recently...
Written by Ryan Morgan
Jay
BeahanC
Class
2028
Height
6'11"
HS
Bremerton
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WA
2028 Rankings: Stock Risers in Top-10
The 6-foot-11 post is another really intriguing prospect who’s shown the ability to find teammates from the high...
Written by Ryan Morgan
Jay
BeahanC
Class
2028
Height
6'11"
HS
Bremerton
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WA
2028 Rankings: Stock Risers
Jay is a force in the paint, already standing at 6’10” and potentially could grow more. He has...
Written by Devin Record
Jay
BeahanC
Class
2028
Height
6'11"
HS
Bremerton
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WA
2028 Rankings: 7 Wings & Posts to Know
The Bremerton big man has shown a lot to like about his game and where it could end...
Written by Ryan Morgan
Jay
BeahanC
Class
2028
Height
6'11"
HS
Bremerton
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WA
2028 Watch List: Wings & Posts
Beahan enters the year as the tallest freshman on our watch list, standing at a towering 6-foot-10. He’s...
Written by Ryan Morgan
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Beahan has been rolling this summer, collecting nine Division I offers including LMU, San Francisco, and most recently Cal. It is easy to see why colleges are attracted to the 6-foot-11 big man from Bremerton. It’s not just his unique size, but what he can do with it, and when you see Beahan rattle the rim, send shots back, and finish with a drop-step hook from five feet out, you begin to understand his tantalizing potential. And now, he is starting to turn those flashes into more consistent play as he heads into his junior season with the defending 2A champs.
The 6-foot-11 post is another really intriguing prospect who’s shown the ability to find teammates from the high post, stretch the floor out to three, and block shots by the rim. He’s got the dexterity to become a pretty multi-faceted threat around the paint with actions centering around him, and he’ll be a key guy on the defending 2A champs this winter.
Jay is a force in the paint, already standing at 6’10” and potentially could grow more. He has solid footwork in the paint, being able to seal defenders in the paint and utilize his footwork to get easy open buckets. His soft touch around the rim shows and he has great hustle on the court.
The Bremerton big man has shown a lot to like about his game and where it could end up. He’s shown some flashes of post work, taking his time to work down low and get his shots up with good footwork. He has good awareness from the high post, taking open shots and seeing behind the defense to make some good reads for passes down low. He’s one of the few true big men in this class we’ve found and he shows all the signs of being a legit prospect down the line.
Beahan enters the year as the tallest freshman on our watch list, standing at a towering 6-foot-10. He’s exhibited some promising skills out of the post; passes to cutters, finding skips, and keeping the ball high on moves from the blocks. He already shows the ability to deploy multiple moves down low and has the potential to hit shots from the high post. He’ll play alongside a talented playmaker in Jalen DavisJalenDavis
6'3" | PG
Bremerton | 2027 State#4NationWA
and should be able to have an instant impact on a Bremerton team expected to make a run in the 2A.