Braylen averaged 22.7 points, ten rebounds and two blocks a game leading Hiawatha to a top ten ranking in the state. Siebenmorgen was an All State honored player last year as a junior. Led his team to their first league title in 16 seasons and Braylen hit a game winner to clinch that tile.

The 6’6 versatile big was a second team all league talent this past winter and then went to SSA Elite Black and earned offers from Bethany, Manhattan, Morningside and Simpson. Braylen gave his team a lot on both ends and olayed fora. team that had regular success especially in July.

All around from that final game, Braylen was likely the guy that caught my eye the most when it comes to two way production for his team. The 6’7 220 pound Hiawatha power forward/center for SSA grabbed a team high six boards and tied a team high three assists, he was a guy that raced down 50-50 balls, cut hard to the rim, and his effort end to end was something that caught the eye. That effort also forced his opponents to foul Braylen a few times and he made all his foul shots.

This is a player that had a couple double-doubles this weekend and he moves pretty well at that 6’7 and 220 pounds. Averaged 17.5 points and 8.5 boards a game over the winter and hit 39 percent of the threes he took as there is a face-up comfort as well.

A 6’7 and 220 pound forward who also plays with SSA, Braylen also just earned a Bethan offer. He heads into the Kansas City weekend also having earned offers from Manhattan Christian, Simpson, and Morningside.

Braylen is a double-double guy that put those double-double numbers together in Omaha last weekend and is coming off an 18 points and nine boards a game winter season. A player with size and all schools are looking for size that competes.