Bryce Garnett, - Prep Hoops

Bryce Garnett

Point Guard

2027 Class

5'11" Height

Kirkwood School

Clarksville Crossovers Club

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About Bryce

Bryce Garnett is a 5'11" Point Guard in the 2027 class. Garnett attends Kirkwood in Tennessee and plays club basketball for Clarksville Crossovers. Garnett's Player Profile was created on November 21, 2023. Subscribe to Prep Hoops to see where Bryce Garnett is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Andrew Force

Prep Hoops Lead Scout

3/9/26: Elite shooter coming around screens. Bryce gets a ton of “ink” around here, so to keep this brief… Bryce Garnett Bryce Garnett 5'11" | PG Kirkwood | 2027 State TN can play basketball. Garnett helped Kirkwood to a 10-6 start with his big first quarter 3-pointer on the back of Aree’s. Bryce missed an unheard of two free throws in the first half. Garnett earned a tech for taunting late in the third quarter. He might have said something, but few could hear it in the boisterous building. He certainly had aggressive body language in that moment. Whitehaven made one of the two ensuing free throws.

2 months ago

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Victor Scott

Prep Hoops Lead Scout

Garnett’s quickness on both sides of the ball and his ability to find and make tough shots kept Kirkwood in the game, especially early hitting three 3’s in the first quarter. He displayed confidence as a dual-threat guard against defensive pressure. His development as a decision-maker will determine how far he can elevate his squad in big moments.

5 months ago

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Andrew Force

Prep Hoops Lead Scout

11/22/25: Slick shooter Bryce Garnett Bryce Garnett 5'11" | PG Kirkwood | 2027 State TN made eight three-pointers Thursday night to set Kirkwood’s school record. Garnett splashed onto the season two years ago earning the PrepHoopsTN Combine Young MVP award. His game was undeniably advanced at that point compared to his peers. Consider now – 42 points against James Lawson High!