Cole Arnold, - Prep Hoops

Cole Arnold

Small Forward

2024 Class

6'3" Height

Council Bluffs Lincoln School

SW Iowa Impact Club

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About Cole

Cole Arnold is a 6'3" Small Forward in the 2024 class. Arnold attends Council Bluffs Lincoln in Iowa and plays club basketball for SW Iowa Impact. Arnold's Player Profile was created on January 31, 2022. Subscribe to Prep Hoops to see where Cole Arnold is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Erick Dishmon

Prep Hoops Scout

An athletic guard with the versatility to play inside and outside, Arnold proved to be a walking bucket. His ability to finish through contact, knock down shots from deep, and contribute on the boards highlighted his dominance on both ends of the court.

2 years ago

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Tony Roe

Prep Hoops Lead Scout

Arnold had some ups-and-downs in his first year at CBAL following his transfer from Lewis Central, but finished the year strong, averaging 13.8 points, 5.3 rebounds, and 2.3 assists a game. He’s a strong wing who finishes through contact and does a good job getting to the rim and the free-throw line. His perimeter stroke is still a work in progress, shooting just 28% from deep last season. Look for him to be utilized a bit more as a playmaker this season.

3 years ago

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Tony Roe

Prep Hoops Lead Scout

A big, physical wing who can score from all three levels, Arnold averaged 13.8 points and 5.3 rebounds a game for the Lynx as a junior. He’s at his best when he’s playing downhill and attacking the bucket, and with his combination of strength, athleticism, and IQ, he can defend multiple positions.

3 years ago

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Tony Roe

Prep Hoops Lead Scout

An athletic and physical 6-2/6-3 wing, Arnold averaged 14.5 points on 49-37-64 splits last season at Lewis Central and has now transferred to Abraham Lincoln for his junior year. He’s a good athlete who can handle it and get to the bucket, and he has the strength to finish through contact around the bucket. He moves well without the ball in his hands, finding open spaces in the defense to get his shot off and he has a pure stroke from the arc, especially off the catch. Look for him to become a focal point for a CBAL team that will be replacing a lot of pieces.

4 years ago