Keller used his length and athleticism to operate around the basket on Saturday night. He is a good ball handler and distributor out on the perimeter, but he ends up doing a lot of his scoring in the paint. Whether he was finishing a drive with a floater, cutting along the baseline, or rising up for a two-hand slam, Keller found success against Columbus North inside. He finished with 15 points and 4 assists in the 59-54 loss.

An IBCA Top 100 Showcase participant, Keller was a big part of Hauser’s run to the Class 1A Semi-State. The 6’3″ guard with great positional size and a sneaky pop of athleticism will be the Jets top returning player having averaged over 10 points per game as a junior.

Keller was a part of a very successful Hauser High School team as a junior. Then, he parlayed that success into some notable performances with Progeny on the UA Rise Circuit through the spring. He has good positional size and athleticism in the backcourt at 6’3″. Improving his three-point shooting will be something that college coaches will look for, but he checks a lot of boxes off of the dribble.