I caught the 6’2 Point Guard from Breakaway ‘] 17U team in the mid morning game on Sunday. The Fort Atkinson floor general impressed in a variety of ways with a well rounded and balanced game. Defensively he helped generate turnovers while having a nose for the ball which led immediately to transition buckets. He also willfully gets on the floor for hustle plays and created havoc digging one pass away during penetration action. On the offensive end, Geiger finished through traffic on multiple straight line drives while using his plus length at the guard spot to his advantage. His finishing package included reverse layups, runners, and floaters over bigger bodies. As a playmaker with the ball in his hands, he showed poise on timely passes for drop-offs, finding cutters, and creating quality looks for teammates after collapsing defenses. Overall, Geiger impacts as a valued 2-way guard consistently fueling his team for opportunities with a high motor and selfless decision making.

Graeson was everywhere on Saturday during his games. He was able to prove he is a reliable scorer when games get close and also handle the ball really well in crucial situations. In his game against Breakaway 17u Gold he was able to score 15 points with 9 of them coming from three. He also was able to get to the hoop and draw fouls and convert at the free throw line. He was also able to get multiple steals and turn those into easy fast break layups.

Geiger kept the Blackhawks within striking distance most of their game against Freedom due to his ability to attack the basket with skill, shiftiness, and his ability to use his body in traffic. Graeson had 19 points getting to the cup with ease and stopping on a dime from the second level to hit challenging midrange shots on Friday. Geiger has played very well this spring and summer on both ends and has college interest from d3 schools in the Midwest.

Current Prep Hoops Ranking: 43
Previous Prep Hoops Ranking: 46

Geiger’s ability to turn the corner on defenders, get to the basket and then finish with an extra burst is extremely impressive. And he often is able to absorb contact and get the ball up and over taller defenders on his drives to the basket. He has become a very good passer when he is double teamed en route to the hoop and also has improved his three-point shooting skill. Geiger had a very strong junior season for Fort Atkinson and then carried that strong play over to the club circuit where he has excelled for Wisconsin Breakaway while playing a difficult schedule.

Graeson had a pair of strong performances on Saturday, including one that helped push Minnesota Fury to the final minutes. He showed quick change of direction on the ball at 6’2, allowing him to create separation with ease out on the perimeter, as well as getting into his mid-range pull-up. So dangerous out of the pick & roll because he can get downhill to the rim, or thread the needle to his 6’9 big rolling to the hoop. Coming off of a 1st team all conference junior season and continuing that strong run of play into the spring.

Geiger put up huge numbers for Wisconsin Breakaway in its narrow win over The Neat Threat. The shifty backcourt prospect had 23 points, nine rebounds, five assists and eight deflections in the 73-70 win as he was fully engaged from the opening tip. Geiger is difficult to keep out of the lane because of his speed, aggressiveness and stop-and-go ability, and he finishes at a high rate over taller defenders in the paint.

One of the better backcourt prospects in the state’s deep and talented 2027 class, Geiger shrugged off a rather ordinary showing Friday in a loss to Team 1848 with an outstanding showing in the win over Foundation Athletics South. Geiger got to the basket and was able to finish through contact while also making some foul shots and hitting a big three-point basket late for Breakaway. Geiger finished the game with 16 points.

His height is up to 6’1″. Geiger had massive games at Prep Hoops Live this past weekend. Graeson put up 28 & 7 on ND Phenom . In another game, he went for 14, 7, and 6. Graeson is averaging 19 ppg at Prep Hoops events. He is an athletic lead guard. Geiger thrives at getting downhill while making smart decisions. Graeson is also a talented shooter. He has serious potential and he should be lengthening out.

Current Prep Hoops Wisconsin Ranking: 52
Yet another point guard on this list of Stock Boosters, Geiger is a confident player with the ball in his hands. He loves to turn the corner and get to the basket to either finish or drop off a pass to teammate Oliver Evans Oliver Evans 6'9" | PF/C Fort Atkinson | 2027 State WI , an improving 6-foot-8 post player who competes with Geiger at both Fort Atkinson and with Wisconsin Breakaway . Geiger is a good perimeter shooter, but is at his best probing the defense and finding angles to the basket. Defensively, he possesses very good lateral quickness and quick hands. Geiger figures to be among the elite point guards in the Badger Small Conference the next two seasons.

Graeson had one of the more eye-catching performances of the weekend. Against a North Dakota Phenom team filled with size and talented prospects, Graeson was the best player on the floor. He took over in the second half, showing the speed to get to the rim consistently off the dribble, and the body control to convert from various angles. Had some tough finishes through contact where he just kept his chin at the rim and somehow found an angle to score. One moment that really stood out was when Graeson missed a lay-up, and rather than just jogging back, he sprinted back and was able to poke the ball away from behind for a steal. Combination of long frame, speed on the ball, and feel for the game make him a prospect to watch moving forward.