Jed Keenan Jed Keenan 6'6" | SF/SG Chaska | 2029 State MN – Keenan is a 2029 six-foot-five-inch forward from Chaska that looks a little bit more bouncy in the open floor and moving on the perimeter a little more smoothly since March. Keenan is a very good spot-up 3-point shooter with a quick release and excellent accuracy. As a freshman on the 4A State Title team Keenan proved as the season went along he could hang and by state title time he was a key contributor. Keenan looks to be making progress as a movement shooter and with his good court IQ he finds ways to get shots. Keenan also has shown he’s getting on the rim in transition displaying a bit more leaping.

Jed is the third player for D1 Minnesota that consistently brought all around contributions for his team all season (along with Kolden and South Dakota high major talent Noah Woods).

We’ve spoken to what the 6’6 state champion can do as a shooter but we are also seeing a bit more pop to him this summer (aggression and making key plays) highlighted by the 24 point all around production game against Game Elite in Adidas play.

The most obvious name on this list is Jed Keenan Jed Keenan 6'6" | SF/SG Chaska | 2029 State MN , the near double figure scoring state championship starting four man. Keenan is a name we are looking at for top spot in the class as he is a really smart player that is a very good three pointer shooter at the stretch forward. A key player on the top AAAA team in the state and the top 15u team in the state.

Jed Keenan Jed Keenan 6'6" | SF/SG Chaska | 2029 State MN – The 2029 six-foot-five-inch Chaska forward scored 28 points Thursday at the 3SSB Boys Session 3, Keenan’s shooting ability was on display with an 8 for 17 performance while making three from long distance. Keenan pushed the defense and got to the foul line for 10 free throws making 9. D1 Minnesota 3SSB 2029 won 58-54 in their opening game against the New York Wiz Kids.

Jed, fresh off a Minnesota Class 4A State Title with Chaska, dominated on opening night. The 6’5” wing used his length to finish around the rim at a high level, being able to go to work with his back to the basket or attack from the perimeter. He knocked down several triples off the catch and also looked good getting to a mid-range fadeaway jumper, pulling up off the dribble. Keenan is looking like he could blossom into the top 2029 prospect in Minnesota by the end of the summer.

Keenan is going to be one hell of a player at the next level one day. He stands at 6’4 with a fundamental shooting stroke from any distance on the floor. To my understanding, this is someone that basically was a catch and shoot jump shooter for his Freshman season on Varsity but tonight he showed his full arsenal on the offensive side of the ball. He posted smaller matchups, going to his patented spin move baseline for tough buckets. He hit shots from the midrange of the dribble, while also lining up several baskets from deep off the catch. Defensively, his size and athletic ability is good enough to matchup with most positions other than a true Center. He has quick reaction times and steady movement with his feet so he definitely knows how to hold his own. If I had to give an MVP of the game, it would be to Keenan tonight.