Greg Stiger
Greg Stiger
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Daniel Siehndel | Prep Hoops Scout
Stiger continues to grow physically, and as his frame has matured, his game has taken another step forward. June has been particularly productive for Greg, who has shown significant development in several areas of his game. While he has long been recognized as one of the area’s premier shooters, he is now proving capable of handling primary ball-handling responsibilities as well.
He has shown the ability to push the pace from end to end while consistently making sound decisions. Beyond his perimeter shooting, there have been noticeable strides in his in-between game, where his touch and shot-making ability have allowed him to become a more versatile offensive threat. At times, you can see a complete three-level scoring package, making him increasingly difficult to defend.
The defensive end may be where Stiger has made his biggest leap this offseason. He is defending with greater quickness and confidence, using his length effectively to disrupt opposing players. Whether guarding the ball on the perimeter or rotating over as a help defender, he has emerged as a timely shot blocker and impact defender.
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Read EvaluationDaniel Siehndel | Prep Hoops Scout
A true scorer, Stiger’s offensive package is extensive and starts with his ability to stretch the floor. He can get to his shot off the bounce, but he’s even more effective in catch-and-shoot situations, where he plays with good spacing and gets his shot off quickly. Committing to running the floor as well, Greg has been off and running — pushing the wing and getting all the way to the rim, where he can finish with either hand and play around defenders. He should benefit from a strong cast around him this summer and have plenty of opportunities to see scrambling defenses.
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Greg Stiger
Greg
Stiger
6'2" | SG/PG
Derby | 2028
State
KS
led Derby with 18 points. He provided steady scoring throughout the game, helping keep the offense productive and giving Derby a reliable option on the offensive end.
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Read EvaluationAdrian Maloney Jr | Prep Hoops Scout
Gregg Stiger is an electric guard who can score in bunches, lighting up the court with his offensive explosiveness. Showing his sharpshooting ability, he nailed five three-pointers against Junction City, demonstrating both range and confidence. Stiger’s quickness and scoring instincts make him a constant threat, capable of changing the momentum of a game in a matter of minutes. With his poise and scoring prowess, he’s primed to lead his team on a deep run in the state tournament.
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Read EvaluationPhilip Gray | Prep Hoops Scout
Played phenomenal in the second half. Derby’s second leading scorer on the night and showed true grit and the right defensive intensity to win tonight. Hit huge corner threes in the 3rd and 4th that ultimately put Junction City to bed tonight. Dangerous sophomore that can catch fire quickly and plays with the right winning attitude.
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Read EvaluationAdrian Maloney Jr | Prep Hoops Scout
Derby’s
Greg Stiger
Greg
Stiger
6'2" | SG/PG
Derby | 2028
State
KS
turned in a strong performance, finishing with 16 points and five rebounds. Stiger was aggressive offensively, attacking the rim and knocking down key shots to keep Derby in rhythm throughout the game. He also made an impact on the glass, securing five rebounds and helping his team control possessions on both ends of the floor. His balanced effort highlighted his ability to contribute as both a scorer and a physical presence inside.
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Read EvaluationAdrian Maloney Jr | Prep Hoops Scout
Greg Stiger
Greg
Stiger
6'2" | SG/PG
Derby | 2028
State
KS
delivered a dynamic performance, contributing 14 points while showcasing his defensive prowess with four steals. His ability to read the game and anticipate passes created turnovers that energized his team and shifted momentum in their favor. On offense, Stiger was efficient and assertive, hitting timely shots that helped maintain his team’s rhythm and competitiveness throughout the game.
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Read EvaluationAdrian Maloney Jr | Prep Hoops Scout
Stiger put on a lights-out shooting display from deep, drilling 8 of his 15 three-point attempts on his way to a game-high 29 points. His ability to consistently stretch the defense and convert from long range fueled the offense and proved to be a decisive factor in the scoring output.
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Read EvaluationAdrian Maloney Jr | Prep Hoops Scout
Stiger finished the game with 13 points and three steals, making a noticeable impact on both offense and defense. She was aggressive in attacking the basket and confident in her shot selection, helping her team maintain momentum. Defensively, her three steals disrupted the opposing offense and created fast-break opportunities, highlighting her quick instincts and anticipation. Stiger’s combination of scoring and defensive intensity made her a key contributor to her team’s performance.
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Read EvaluationAdrian Maloney Jr | Prep Hoops Scout
Stiger finished the game with 12 points, providing valuable offensive support and steady production. He made the most of his opportunities, contributing timely baskets that helped sustain momentum. His scoring added balance to the offense and played an important role in the overall team effort.
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