Hogan Labyak is a 6'1" Combo Guard in the 2027 class.
Labyak attends Bishop Kenny in Florida and plays club basketball for Atlanta Timberwolves.
Labyak's Player Profile was created on October 7, 2024.
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Class
2027
Height
6'1"
HS
Bishop Kenny
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First Coast 2027 Lead Guards Poised for Big Senior Seasons
Coming off a junior season in which he averaged over 11 points per game, Labyak looks poised for...
Written by Eric Wallace
Hogan
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Class
2027
Height
6'1"
HS
Bishop Kenny
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FL
Under the Radar 2027 Combo Guard Prospects
Labyak was the leading scorer for the Atlanta Timberwolves at the Under Armour Grind Championship to finish the...
Written by Eric Wallace
Hogan
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Class
2027
Height
6'1"
HS
Bishop Kenny
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FL
A Closer Look: Five Senior Prospects With Breakout Potential
Labyak is one of the more fundamentally sound guards in the state. He can comfortably score or facilitate...
Written by Andrew Johnson
Hogan
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Class
2027
Height
6'1"
HS
Bishop Kenny
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FL
UA Rise/Grind Circuits: Top Georgia Point Guards
Labyak averaged more than 12 points per game for the Timberwolves in Ohio while showcasing his value as...
Written by Eric Wallace
Hogan
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Class
2027
Height
6'1"
HS
Bishop Kenny
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FL
Travel Team Profile: Atlanta Timberwolves
Labyak helped lead Bishop Kenny to a 26–4 season and a state Final Four appearance this season. The...
Written by Eric Wallace
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Coming off a junior season in which he averaged over 11 points per game, Labyak looks poised for a big senior campaign. A strong, skilled combo guard with a high basketball IQ, he is an effective perimeter shot maker with range beyond the arc. Labyak understands how to use screens to create scoring opportunities and brings additional value with his ball handling and playmaking ability. His combination of strength, shooting and feel for the game makes him a valuable backcourt prospect.
Labyak was the leading scorer for the Atlanta Timberwolves at the Under Armour Grind Championship to finish the summer. The Jacksonville native is a guard that is capable of being both a scorer and a facilitator. Labyak has a high basketball IQ, has good strength and can create offensive opportunities off the dribble. The rising senior is a shot maker with range who will be moving up in our upcoming 2027 rankings update.
Labyak is one of the more fundamentally sound guards in the state. He can comfortably score or facilitate depending on what the game requires, consistently making smart reads with the basketball in his hands. A reliable perimeter shooter, he stretches defenses while also creating offense off the dribble and attacking closeouts. His strength, poise, and ability to operate as a secondary ball handler make him valuable in multiple lineups. Labyak’s balanced skill set and high basketball IQ continue making him a prospect deserving of more attention entering his senior year.
Labyak averaged more than 12 points per game for the Timberwolves in Ohio while showcasing his value as a well-rounded offensive guard. Capable of both scoring and facilitating, he consistently makes the right reads and impacts the game with his high basketball IQ. Labyak is a reliable perimeter shot maker with range, possesses good strength for the position, and is comfortable creating offense off the dribble. He also excels as a secondary ball handler, helping initiate offense, create opportunities for teammates, and keep defenses honest with his ability to score when needed. His combination of skill, decision making, and versatility makes him a backcourt prospect in the 2027 class.
Labyak helped lead Bishop Kenny to a 26–4 season and a state Final Four appearance this season. The 6’1 combo guard is capable of both scoring and facilitating, bringing versatility to the backcourt. He is a reliable perimeter shot maker, plays with good strength, and shows a high basketball IQ. Labyak can create offense off the dribble and is effective as a secondary ball handler.