Krause, who is attending Seymour High School, was very consistent in 3 on 3 and 5 on 5 showcase games on Saturday in Appleton. Jackson has a lot of length for the combo guard position and he uses this to his advantage on both ends of the floor. Krause has a high basketball IQ utilizing curl cuts, finding teammates on passes, and reading closeouts on the perimeter. The six-foot-two prospect had an excellent decel finish and has the capability to be an impact player with his finishing skill set. A very good shooter as well, Krause has the potential to be a player to watch for the Thunder in the class of 2030.

The next in line from the Krause family, Jackson joins older brother Jordan in the Thunder program and has a shot at making an immediate impact for coach Bobby Kuchta. A good athlete with the ability to dunk the ball and use his length and mobility to disrupt things on defense, Krause brings good size to the Seymour backcourt that already boasts stellar performers in his older brother and junior Teague Cornell. The Thunder finished 28-2 and lost to Racine St. Catherine’s in the WIAA Division 3 title game last March and looks to defend its Bay Conference title in 2026-27.