-Breakout junior year, PHD could see Jensen being All-State his senior season

-Deadly perimeter shooter, opportunistic & efficient in transition, skilled passer

-Complet all-round guard

-Confident player

-Handles are above average and handled pressure m2m defense with litte to no problem

-Plays tougher and bigger than his 6’0 stature would suggest

-Knew how to get defenders off balance to get his shots off or to get to the basket

-Did excellent job of creating for other’s

-Shot the ball well from all three levels

-Made his freethrows in shooting drills

-2 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists

-Active on the O Boards

-Nice steal and coast to coast finish early on

-Played better then stats show

-Did all the little things to help team

-Started the game with a 3ball from the corner pocket

-Delivered a beautiful dime to a cutting Doe out of a double team trap

-Reacted well when picking off an errant pass

-Sneaky D, blocked a shot

-Transition push, drew help, kick-out to Larson for a triple

-Downhill attack, got the runner/floater to go, nice score

-Hit 1/2 FT’s with 25.2 left on the clock

-Looks like he is playing with confidence and a purpose

Bennett Jensen Bennett Jensen 6'0" | PG/SG Harrisburg | 2027 State SD is a combo guard with the potential to be a breakout baller and a starter for the Tigers this season. I would not be surprised if he starts at the 1. Bennett excels at creating for himself and others, with a terrific first two steps that allow him to attack the basket, create space, and generate opportunities in the halfcourt. Unselfish with the ball, Jensen also has a knockdown perimeter shot and the ability to orchestrate the offense, consistently producing quality looks for his teammates. Give him space and Jensen will make you pay 3 points at a time. To elevate his impact and earn more minutes, Bennett will need to take his perimeter defense to the next level. If he can make that adjustment, Jensen has the tools to put together an impressive season and emerge as one of the Tigers’ key contributors in 2025–26.

Bennett is a lanky SG that sure can fill it up quick. He’s got a confident stroke from deep, way deep and is a challenge to guard with his quick first step.

Quick

Smart player

Gets in the passing lane and makes things happen

Bennett’s best basketball is still ahead of him, and PHD wouldn’t be surprised to see him earn the starting point guard spot for the Tigers this season. He creates space effectively with an effective first step and has proven to be a dangerous shooter — hot, accurate, and with deep range. Bennett shows poise in pick-and-roll situations, added noticeable muscle this offseason, and consistently makes positive plays in transition.

-Playing well & with confidence this summer

-SNIPER

-Shooter but also making plays as a slasher

-Hooping fast & creating for others

-Should be a starting guard for the Tigers this winter

Bennett showed he’s more than a 3-point shooter against good competition. He can create some separation off the dribble, beating his man and finding teammates at the hoop or for open jumpers. Needs to be given more credit for his passing ability and creation.

Watched the Harrisburg vs Mitchell Sophomore game and Jensen is up an inch or two and you can tell he lengthened out in his limbs. His arms look long. This helps his stock and hopefully the trend continues some. He’s one of the top three-point shooters in the state, and I do think he has upside still as an ascending prospect.