Alexander Leeth, - Prep Hoops

Alexander Leeth

Power Forward

2026 Class

6'7" Height

Knox Webb School

Tennessee Impact Club

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About Alexander

Alexander Leeth is a 6'7" Power Forward in the 2026 class. Leeth attends Knox Webb in Tennessee and plays club basketball for Tennessee Impact. Leeth's Player Profile was created on September 7, 2023. Subscribe to Prep Hoops to see where Alexander Leeth is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Andrew Force

Prep Hoops Lead Scout

4/30/25: State Champion. Leeth really proved to be a tough anchor for Webb. Always a thin hooper, Leeth bulked up a little bit and that helped. More than a body transformation, Alexander transformed his willingness to bang and clatter. That mental devotion to playing around the rim made him an excellent counterweight to the elite outside shooting outfit.

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Andrew Force

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1/23/25: The lean forward worked the low block. He was met with some physical combatants. Leeth’s presence was valuable for Webb, a team that loves to spread the floor. Without him Webb’s court balance and spacing would have been worse.

Leeth and Pompey worked a fluid P’n’R. Leeth struggled at the free throw line in the game.

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Andrew Force

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12/9/24: Junior forward Alexander Leeth Alexander Leeth 6'7" | PF Knox Webb | 2026 State TN is still developing. For the last two years the read on him was, ‘high-ceiling and still quite raw.’ There is more to like with Leeth and he is still a upside guy. He did not demonstrate the ability to hit deep shots against Maryville. That would be the piece that can lift him from likely D1 player to D1 volume scorer. What is impressive now is his body control. Leeth can contort his slender body around physical defenders and still finish acrobatically. Shooting mechanics are great.