As a sophomore, Axl had some offensive explosions last season. He’s got a solid floater game and seems to slip through defenses utilizing his shiftiness and ball-handling. In what is maybe his best skill, Jankse has great awareness on the floor. It is more than playmaking; he knows how and when to pick his spots from a scoring perspective. Jankse impressed in the pick-and-roll last season for Lakeside. The guard can fit passes through tiny windows, setting up great looks for teammates in the post.

Janske continues to show value as a steady playmaker who can also score it. He reads the floor well, keeps the offense organized, and picks his spots as a scorer. Trending upward as a balanced guard option.

Axl had his first true breakout performance as a sophomore scoring 40 points in an outburst that showed his ability to score in a variety of ways. The performance highlights his scoring instincts, footwork in isolation, and knack for getting to his spots, but the next step is to translate big nights into consistent starter‑level production.

Janske brings a confident scoring touch and a quick first step to the backcourt. He’s comfortable creating off the bounce and has shown flashes of shot-making from deep. With improved defensive consistency and playmaking reads, he could evolve into a dynamic two-way guard.