-Very good all-round basketball player, nothing on the floor he can’t do at a high level

-Strong athletic guard with great size and strength

-Smart

-True leader on the floor

Very good athlete with good size and strength, is able to play multiple positions on offense and allows him to guard all spots 1-4 on defense. Was feeling it on day two of camp shooting the ball and his teammates kept feeding him. Hit more then a few open and contested shots. Used his bigger body very well once he got by his defender to score baskets. Rebounds very well for his size and was able to start the fast break immediately leading to open shots/layups or easy buckets.

-Was unbelievably unlucky on how many of his shots went in and out (along with all his teammates)

-Looked very quick and explosive all night

-Active defensively and on the glass

-Brought alot of energy and kept it up even when the game had been decided

-Athletic big who plays bigger then his size/strong

-Multiple sport stud, lead guard/QB/SS, nice lenggth for a soph, strong & athletic

-Natural instincts & smooth feel for the game, two-way ball player, opportunistic

Veenhof is a big, strong, and athletic guard who brings a physical presence to the backcourt. He executes well, attacks the rim with confidence, and can finish with either hand, making him a productive slasher and scorer. Offensively, he shows versatility—knocking down the pull-up jumper and proving he’s capable from three when defenders sag off. With his size, strength, and skill set, the sophomore looks primed for a breakout season with the Bulldogs.

-Big & strong guard

-Noteworthy athleticism

-Executed well

-Scores with both hands around the basket

-Nice lefty finish with the D glued to his hip

-Creates separation with his mobility

-Aggressive to the basket, drew fouls

-Multiple slash-n-score buckets

-Cashed in a short pull-up J, was smart about knowing when to pull-up

Veenhof was also a varsity guard off the bench for class A Madison. He’s a big guard with some body mass and he’s got skill and composure at a young age. He can handle the ball and shows great court vision as a passer. Passes well and on target to teammates. Offensively, he likes to methodically and effectively get to his spots and his middle game.

The 6’3” Freshman guard also got into the game in the 1st quarter. Veenhof had a very good game and was in the game when the action mattered most. He’s thick and strong physically for a young guard. He hit a three and I have him for 7 points in the game.

Veenhof is now up to 6’2” and it looks as though his frame and build are even more developed. He looks more muscular and thicker. He surely didn’t look like a Freshman.

Veenhof I’ve been familiar with now for the last couple years. He has a solid build and plays with some strength as a scoring, shot-making 2-guard. He can pop a rhythm three and will go off the drive and pull-up from midrange. A very smooth and confident off the bounce jump shot. He’s not afraid to take a pull-up transition three, either. He can create his own buckets. Loves to pull off a series of between the legs handling, then picks spots to attack the hoop quickly. A true three-level threat that can create at every level. He’ll be with TEAM Warwick ‘s top 15U team next offseason.