Hunter Seng, - Prep Hoops

Hunter Seng

Small Forward/Power Forward

2027 Class

6'6" Height

Dixie Heights School

Midwest Basketball Club Grassroots Club

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About Hunter

Hunter Seng is a 6'6" Small Forward/Power Forward in the 2027 class. Seng attends Dixie Heights in Kentucky and plays club basketball for Midwest Basketball Club Grassroots. Seng's Player Profile was created on July 5, 2024. Subscribe to Prep Hoops to see where Hunter Seng is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Michael Schneiderman

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A high motor wing that brings defensive versatility and slashing ability. A true swingman at the next level with more effectiveness on a wing spot that brings length. Two-way impact player that gets it done on both sides of the ball. Disrupts drives and can generate turnovers. Runs the floor filling lanes accordingly to create options. Will attack from diverse angles and get through traffic to finish. Makes smart movements off BLOBS with screen and flash actions. Projects well at the next level.

4 weeks ago

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Josh Kalb

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Hunter Seng Hunter Seng 6'6" | SF/PF Dixie Heights | 2027 State KY averaged 10.3 points per game while shooting 54.7% from the field and pulling down 6.8 rebounds per game this season. He helped the Colonels to 18 wins and a trip to the 9th Region tournament, earning a spot on the 9th Region All-Tournament team. Seng used his size and frame effectively, making a strong impact in the paint on both ends of the floor. He displayed solid footwork and IQ while consistently playing hard in all situations throughout the season.

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Josh Kalb

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Hunter Seng Hunter Seng 6'6" | SF/PF Dixie Heights | 2027 State KY is a fundamentally sound post player who competes with toughness and confidence against elite bigs and taller frontcourts. He’s strong inside, displaying good footwork and the ability to create space and finish with touch off the glass. Defensively, Seng holds his ground well, maintaining a solid stance when being backed down and pursuing rebounds on both ends. He does the little things that don’t always show up in the box score but are vital to his team’s success. A hard-nosed competitor, Seng deserves more recognition as one of the more underrated bigs in northern Kentucky.