Jackson Gebhardt is a 5'11" Point Guard in the 2027 class.
Gebhardt attends Loveland in Colorado and plays club basketball for 24MD Team Daum.
Gebhardt's Player Profile was created on January 22, 2024.
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They Leveled Up: Big Names Climbing the 2027 Rankings
Gebhardt was a bright spot for Loveland this season as he was their leading scorer and very decisive...
Written by Duvalier Johnson
Jackson
GebhardtPG
Class
2027
Height
5'11"
HS
Loveland
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CO
These Players Continue Elevating Stock In 2027 Rankings Update
Gebhardt has been the heartbeat of Loveland, impacting the game in every facet as the floor general while...
Written by Bobby Lopez
Jackson
GebhardtPG
Class
2027
Height
5'11"
HS
Loveland
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CO
New Names 2027s that we want to see at the Expo
Gebhardt is a junior who had a standout sophomore season and deserves a bit more credit. We want...
Written by Duvalier Johnson
Jackson
GebhardtPG
Class
2027
Height
5'11"
HS
Loveland
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CO
Rocky Mountain Mayhem: Standouts from Friday Night at NoCo
Jackson Gebhardt stood out by putting his team in a position to win. He was able to score...
Written by Brandyn Newbins
Jackson
GebhardtPG
Class
2027
Height
5'11"
HS
Loveland
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CO
#SpringKickoff 16U High Flyers from Day 1 at Gold Crown
Gebhardt was a constant force around the rim today, making his presence felt on both ends of the...
Written by Bobby Lopez
Jackson
GebhardtPG
Class
2027
Height
5'11"
HS
Loveland
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CO
2027 Rankings Update: New Additions – Floor Generals
Gebhardt’s steady scoring inside the arc has been pivotal towards Loveland’s recent success in their 6-1 record. A...
Written by Clayton Conover
Jackson
GebhardtPG
Class
2027
Height
5'11"
HS
Loveland
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CO
Week 4 Notes: 2027 Names in 6A That Need to Be on Your Radar
A talented downhill scoring option for Loveland, the guard has done an excellent job playing off of his...
Written by Clayton Conover
Jackson
GebhardtPG
Class
2027
Height
5'11"
HS
Loveland
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CO
Northern Colorado Preview: Pure Shooters of the 2026 Class
A capable floor spacer from distance, Gebhardt remains a dependable shooter off the catch, set to be a...
Written by Clayton Conover
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Gebhardt was a bright spot for Loveland this season as he was their leading scorer and very decisive with the ball. He excels with the ball in his hands and elevated his game this year. Gebhardt averaged 20.5 points a game and had 4.4 rebounds and 3.1 assists to go along with it. He got downhill, extended the defense with his 3-point shot, and manipulated defenses with his ability to fill it up. It did not matter who they threw at him; he still made plays happen and was consistent, and that goes a long way. He also locked in defensively and averaged 2 steals a game, which added to his balanced game. He made a jump in the rankings and we’re curious to see if there’s more to his game.
Gebhardt has been the heartbeat of Loveland, impacting the game in every facet as the floor general while averaging 21.1 points per night. He controls the tempo with strong ball security and elite vision, consistently putting teammates in the right spots. His handle and sharp crossover create separation, allowing him to get open and attack when needed. He can knock down the three, finish creatively anywhere on the floor and explode in quick bursts that catch defenses off guard. His presence and command make Loveland go as he goes
Gebhardt is a junior who had a standout sophomore season and deserves a bit more credit. We want to see him in a showcase setting where he can show the type of guard he is. He will head into his junior year with high expectations as he put up 12.6 points a game and was named to the All-Conference team, but is still a relatively unknown player. That changes with a big showing on September 13th. Hope to see him there.
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5'11" | PG
Loveland | 2027 StateCO
stood out by putting his team in a position to win. He was able to score the ball in a variety of ways, showing his is a threat offensively. On the defensive end, he raised his level and made an impact guarding multiple positions.
Gebhardt was a constant force around the rim today, making his presence felt on both ends of the floor. His defensive play was off the charts, leading to several fast-break opportunities where he got to attack the rim with full force. He wasn’t just finishing easy layups either—he pulled off some seriously impressive, acrobatic finishes at the basket. Despite not being the biggest guy out there, he showed no fear, soaring over defenders much taller than him with ease. It was incredible to watch how he kept attacking and making plays all day long
Gebhardt’s steady scoring inside the arc has been pivotal towards Loveland’s recent success in their 6-1 record. A skilled ball handler who stays composed in tight windows, the guard has maximized his opportunities early on as an offensive hub for this team.
A talented downhill scoring option for Loveland, the guard has done an excellent job playing off of his defenders to find driving lanes. Bringing counter moves to get around his opponent, the guard can leverage spin moves or changes of speed to create space one on one. Capable of finishing around the basket while off-balance, he has taken the primary scoring option for Loveland in strides. Through his sophomore season, the guard has put up 13.3 points per game.
A capable floor spacer from distance, Gebhardt remains a dependable shooter off the catch, set to be a key scoring option with Loveland. At his best from the corners, he is a dependable option with his feet set from distance.