Drake Penberthy is a 6'7" Shooting Guard/Small Forward in the 2027 class.
Penberthy attends Woodinville in Washington and plays club basketball for FOH.
Penberthy's Player Profile was created on August 29, 2023.
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Expert Analysis
Drake
PenberthySG/SF
Class
2027
Height
6'7"
HS
Woodinville
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WA
Devin’s Players to Know
Drake has always been a top tier defender, using his length and strength to his advantage. His long...
Written by Devin Record
Drake
PenberthySG/SF
Class
2027
Height
6'7"
HS
Woodinville
|
WA
2027s Taking the Next Step
He’s taken a big step up this season after transferring to Woodinville, and helped the Falcons to a...
Written by Ryan Morgan
Drake
PenberthySG/SF
Class
2027
Height
6'7"
HS
Woodinville
|
WA
2027 Rankings Top 25: Stock-Risers
Here’s an interesting prospect who shows a lot of versatility for a kid who’s 6-foot-7 and seems to...
Written by Ryan Morgan
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Drake has always been a top tier defender, using his length and strength to his advantage. His long arms help him get in the passing lanes easily and he can throw down dunks in transition to bring energy to his team. He is improving his handles and him getting to his spots to get his shots off. Penberthy is ready for a big senior year.
He’s taken a big step up this season after transferring to Woodinville, and helped the Falcons to a 16-6 record. He’s really improved in a lot of ways, playing stronger inside, shooting more consistently from 3-point, and has been a pretty efficient offensive threat for them. They have a pretty balanced team, but Penberthy’s ability to stretch the floor can provide some real daggers and should be a big factor as they make their way through district playoffs.
Here’s an interesting prospect who shows a lot of versatility for a kid who’s 6-foot-7 and seems to keep growing. He possesses an all-around skill set that allows him to play multiple positions and start from the perimeter or move about the paint. He handles the ball well and shows elements of a natural playmaker, has some innate finishing ability on the go, and can even stretch the floor at times. He’ll be a key guy to watch at Bellevue Christian this season who could take a big step forward.