Jaylen Greer Jaylen Greer 6'2" | CG/PG Two Rivers | 2029 State MN – The six-foot-two-inch Two Rivers 2029 guard Greer went for 25 points against NOVA 94 Feet CC to get LEAD Sports Academy into the Elite 8 at Made Hoops Summer Live Finale in Baltimore. Greer showed up on defense as well with two blocks and two steals in LEAD’s pressure defense and he assisted on two baskets for teammates. Greer’s compact 3-point jumper was on for LEAD in this game with at least three triples.

Jaylen Greer Jaylen Greer 6'2" | CG/PG Two Rivers | 2029 State MN – The six-foot-two-inch 2029 Two Rivers guard showed his perimeter shooting skill as the lead guard for LEAD Sports Academy in their win over top Made Hoops team New Heights in a 45-32 win Thursday. Greer knocked down two 3-pointers in the first half and handled the ball for a large bulk of the ball handling duties.

Jaylen Greer Jaylen Greer 6'2" | CG/PG Two Rivers | 2029 State MN – Competing in the Platinum Sixers 15U Division in the Made Hoops Championship Friday the six-foot-two-inch 2029 Two Rivers guard Greer put together a 12 point, 6 rebound, 5 assist and 2 block performance. LEAD Sports Academy fell 56-53 to a Titans 2029 team but Greer knocked down three triples and threw some smooth passes to set-up teammates for scores.

Jayen Greer – Greer playing for LEAD Sports Academy on the Made Hoops circuit in Philly had a very effective 8 points, 8 rebounds, and 9 assists in their victory Wednesday night. The Two Rivers 2029 six-foot-two-inch guard is LEAD’s main ball handler and creator and showcased that ability handing out assists for a number of scores in their 57-35 victory. Thursday afternoon Greer had 13 points, 7 rebounds, and 3 assists against the New England Blue Clips in another victory. 

Jaylen Greer Jaylen Greer 6'2" | CG/PG Two Rivers | 2029 State MN – The six-foot-one-inch 2029 LEAD Sports Academy and Two Rivers guard Greer plays both guard positions well and for LEAD he is the primary ball handler, setter upper and table setter. Greer exhibits good perimeter shooting ability and shows good ability to pass and move the basketball. Playing up at the 16U level Greer didn’t seem bothered at all with the speed and physically.

In a semi-finals game against Minneapolis Central that got extremely sped up and out of control at times, Jaylen was a calming presence on the floor for his team. He never looked in a rush, was breaking the press with ease, and utilized ball fakes to get by his defender and give his team a numbers advantage. When left open Jaylen can torch you from three, but was at his best this weekend creating for his teammates off the dribble. Looked like a veteran among his peers at the 15u level.