The Minnesota Duluth signed guard/wing averaged 29 points, eight rebounds and over three assists a game as a junior. Lorenson had a 47 point game last year breaking the school record for points in a game and the 6’5 guard leads a team with several seniors in the backcourt.

New Coach. Jason Bonde. Bonde led the Rochester Community College Yellowjackets to an incredible 112–17 overall record and a dominant 55–3 record in the Minnesota College Athletic Conference (MCAC) over the past seven years and now he takes over Lake City.

Gavyn is a big number producing talent that will play for Minnesota-Duluth in the future. Gavyn handles, scores nearly 30 a game at times, has double figure boards and does a lot of everything. The team struggled last year and has starters to replace, but they have a Mr. Basketball top ten candidate in Lorenson.

Gavyn Lorenson is a six-foot-five-inch 2027 guard from Lake City that has committed to play college ball at UMD. At Lake City as a junior Lorenson averaged nearly 30 points per game showing he could do it being the offensive engine and on high volume. Each night teams were focused almost entirely on stopping Lorenson and he used his crafty movements, finishes, and mid-range shots to score consistently.