Jaxon Penberthy is a 6'0" Point Guard in the 2029 class.
Penberthy attends Woodinville in Washington and plays club basketball for FOH.
Penberthy's Player Profile was created on August 23, 2025.
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Jaxon is a lengthy wing/guard who steadily improved since last season and had a great AAU season this...
Written by Devin Record
Jaxon
PenberthyPG
Class
2029
Height
6'0"
HS
Woodinville
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WA
Potential Breakout Players: Class of 2029
Jaxon has been steadily improving on the court and really knows how to play his own game. He...
Written by Devin Record
Jaxon
PenberthyPG
Class
2029
Height
6'0"
HS
Woodinville
|
WA
2029’s Ready to Step Up
Jaxon continues to evolve his game, showcasing the ability to attack with either hand and finish athletically around...
Written by Devin Record
Jaxon
PenberthyPG
Class
2029
Height
6'0"
HS
Woodinville
|
WA
2029 Rankings: Players to keep an eye on
Jaxon is a lengthy guard who is only going to keep growing. His brother is already standing at...
Written by Devin Record
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Jaxon is a lengthy wing/guard who steadily improved since last season and had a great AAU season this year. His length is used well, being able to create space nicely and use that separation to get his shot off. He has been able to improve his mid-range shot and be extremely consistent from deep if left open. Keep an eye on this 2029 player going forward.
Jaxon has been steadily improving on the court and really knows how to play his own game. He gets to his spots nicely, having a reliable jump shot and creative ways in getting to the basket to get the finish. He thrives in the transition game too, being able to finish through contact and use his speed well.
Jaxon continues to evolve his game, showcasing the ability to attack with either hand and finish athletically around the rim. His impressive length complements his growing skill set, making him a versatile threat on both ends of the court. Defensively, Jaxon has made significant strides, using his quick hands to disrupt passing lanes effectively. His dynamic presence makes him one of my favorite 2029 players to watch on the court.
Jaxon is a lengthy guard who is only going to keep growing. His brother is already standing at 6’7″ and isn’t done growing. Jaxon does a phenomenal job at finding his spots, with or without the ball, and has the ability to get hit shots off efficiently. He has a nice deep shot and a high IQ on the court, finding his open teammates.