Cohen Soukup is a 6'5" Power Forward in the 2029 class.
Soukup attends Lennox in Dakotas and plays club basketball for TEAM Warwick.
Soukup's Player Profile was created on May 17, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Cohen
SoukupPF
Class
2029
Height
6'5"
HS
Lennox
|
SD
Warwick Workouts Elite Camp: Sophmores to know
Not your prototype 6’5 big he can flat out shoot the ball and shoot it from deep! Better...
Written by Alan Olsen
Cohen
SoukupPF
Class
2029
Height
6'5"
HS
Lennox
|
SD
Cohen
SoukupPF
Class
2029
Height
6'5"
HS
Lennox
|
SD
PREP HOOPS NEXT NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP: Dakotas Top 14U Prospects
Soukup’s head coach for TEAM Warwick 14U-1 Ulvestad specifically made sure to mention Soukup’s recent play and his...
Written by Spencer Christenson
Cohen
SoukupPF
Class
2029
Height
6'5"
HS
Lennox
|
SD
South Dakota 2029 Rankings Debut: Top 10 Prospects Discussion
Cohen has good size and has a high floor as a prospect because of his size and impact...
Written by Spencer Christenson
Cohen
SoukupPF
Class
2029
Height
6'5"
HS
Lennox
|
SD
13 Game-Changers #PHBrawlForTheBall
WHY? -He was a force on both ends of the floor, Cohen rebounded with intensity, sprinted the court...
Written by Michael Herrick
Cohen
SoukupPF
Class
2029
Height
6'5"
HS
Lennox
|
SD
#PHBrawlForTheBall: 14U First-Team All-Tournament Team
Cohen made the first-team with a combination of being a top prospect and performing well. It looks like...
Written by Spencer Christenson
Cohen
SoukupPF
Class
2029
Height
6'5"
HS
Lennox
|
SD
NEXT Stomping Grounds: 13U Opening Day Standouts
Cohen Soukup stood out with his phenomenal wingspan and reach, which at his age gives him a strong...
Written by Devontae Cobb
Alan Olsen | Prep Hoops Scout
Alan Olsen
Prep Hoops Scout
Not your prototype 6’5 big he can flat out shoot the ball and shoot it from deep! Better handles then I had expected from him but he showed thats a strength of his game also. On post touches he scored with good footwork and understanding of how he was being guarded, also finished with both hands and a soft touch. He was a rebounding stud for most of the camp, aggressively attacking the boards.
Soukup’s head coach for TEAM Warwick
14U-1 Ulvestad specifically made sure to mention Soukup’s recent play and his hopes for Cohen to continue his streak. He also reported that Soukup has been successful this offseason against players two grades above him.
Cohen has good size and has a high floor as a prospect because of his size and impact on the court. A steady player on the court that does a lot of damage in the paint. Catches the ball at the free-throw line and goes to his dominant left hand off the dribble and it’s a tough go-to move to stop.
-He was a force on both ends of the floor, Cohen rebounded with intensity, sprinted the court with a purpose, constantly made hustle plays that energized his teammates, his unselfishness & effort set the ton for the squad, he was instrumental in TEAM Warwick
‘s success, look for Rylan to continue to grow as a leader
Cohen made the first-team with a combination of being a top prospect and performing well. It looks like he’s grown a couple inches and he’s now a confirmed 6’5”, so that’s a great sign for his stock that he’s trending that way. At the tournament he was a fixture in the paint getting on the glass and finishing through contact at the rim. He’s not a shooting threat on the perimeter but he’s still comfortable with the ball in his hands out there and can take care of the ball and keep the ball moving without turning it over. A high IQ player on the court that made great decisions with the ball.
Cohen SoukupCohenSoukup
6'5" | PF
Lennox | 2029 StateSD
stood out with his phenomenal wingspan and reach, which at his age gives him a strong advantage in rebounding over his competitors. His ability to control the boards early on in the game established his dominance on the glass, as he consistently crashed the boards, sometimes even securing his own missed shots. Soukup’s impressive length, when paired with his solid first and second jump, not only allowed him to limit opponents’ shot attempts but also helped him to gather rebounds offensively in bunches, creating multiple second and third-chance scoring opportunities, making him a valuable asset on the floor.