Andy Bledsoe is a 6'7" Small Forward in the 2027 class.
Bledsoe attends Summit in Oregon and plays club basketball for Elite 24 (Under Armour).
Bledsoe's Player Profile was created on August 14, 2023.
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Expert Analysis
Andy
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Class
2027
Height
6'7"
HS
Summit
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July AAU Recap – Top Performers (II)
At both MADE Hoops Live events in Las Vegas, Bledsoe with Elite 24 showcased his versatility and efficiency...
Written by Andrew Gill
Andy
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Class
2027
Height
6'7"
HS
Summit
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OR
5A: Summit Storm – 2025-26 Season Preview
An explosive athlete who thrives in an up-tempo style. Bledsoe a 6-foot-7 forward ran the floor with energy,...
Written by Jed Tai
Andy
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Class
2027
Height
6'7"
HS
Summit
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The Expo: Oregon – Team Ten Scouting Report
An explosive athlete who thrives in an up-tempo style. Bledsoe a 6-foot-7 forward ran the floor with energy,...
Written by Andrew Gill
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At both MADE Hoops Live events in Las Vegas, Bledsoe with Elite 24 showcased his versatility and efficiency as a 6-foot-7 forward. He played above the rim, consistently creating second-chance opportunities with his activity on the glass. A smooth, skilled forward, he excelled in the mid-range and around the basket while also showing the ability to step out and knock down shots from beyond the arc. Bledsoe’s basketball IQ stood out with his timely cuts and off-ball movement, allowing him to generate easy scoring opportunities and make a consistent impact on the offensive end.
An explosive athlete who thrives in an up-tempo style. Bledsoe a 6-foot-7 forward ran the floor with energy, rebounds aggressively, and wasn’t afraid of physical play. His effort and athleticism make him a strong fit for trapping defenses and transition-heavy systems. (AG)
An explosive athlete who thrives in an up-tempo style. Bledsoe a 6-foot-7 forward ran the floor with energy, rebounds aggressively, and wasn’t afraid of physical play. His effort and athleticism make him a strong fit for trapping defenses and transition-heavy systems.
