Jaylen Goergen is a 6'1" Shooting Guard in the 2026 class.
Goergen attends Tartan in Minnesota.
Goergen's Player Profile was created on August 14, 2023.
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Jaylen
GoergenSG
Class
2026
Height
6'1"
HS
Tartan
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MN
The Tune Up: 19 Players To Watch
He is a jack-of-all-trades. Jaylen will do anything that is needed to help the team on the court....
Written by Michael Herrick
Jaylen
GoergenSG
Class
2026
Height
6'1"
HS
Tartan
|
MN
MN The Expo: Jack’s “Under The Radar”
I liked what I saw from Jaylen in the couple times I saw him play this past summer...
Written by Jack Pfeiffer
Jaylen
GoergenSG
Class
2026
Height
6'1"
HS
Tartan
|
MN
Prep Hoops Nationals: The Guard Standouts
Jaylen is an athletic slasher of a guard who helped Powerhouse advance to the quarterfinals in 16u play....
Written by Max Wagner
Michael Herrick | Prep Hoops Scout
Michael Herrick
Prep Hoops Lead Scout
He is a jack-of-all-trades. Jaylen will do anything that is needed to help the team on the court. Goergen rebounds and passes at a high level. He uses his length and athletic ability to finish around the rim and protect the hoop on the other end.
I liked what I saw from Jaylen in the couple times I saw him play this past summer and it was good to see him again at The Expo. The 6’1” guard is a crazy athlete and thrives when playing fast in transition. He can use his speed and jumping abilities to make some big highlight plays at the rim. Goergen is also a capable shooter from beyond the arc or in the mid-range and can create a shot for himself using the dribble.
Jaylen is an athletic slasher of a guard who helped Powerhouse advance to the quarterfinals in 16u play. Against Minnesota Fury
he had a period in the second half where he just took the game over, scoring a handful of times within a short span, and doing so in a variety of ways. He was so shifty with the ball in his hands, able to stepback to hit an outside jumper, or attack downhill and use his athleticism to finish at the basket. Chances directions so quickly with his 6’2 frame, proving to be tough for defenders to stick in front of. As with most Powerhouse players, he pressures the ball hard, forces mistakes, and doesn’t hesitate to get on the floor for a loose ball.
