Jonas McCreary, - Prep Hoops

Jonas McCreary

Combo Guard/Small Forward

2028 Class

6'7" Height

De La Salle School

D1 Minnesota Club

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About Jonas

Jonas McCreary is a 6'7" Combo Guard/Small Forward in the 2028 class. McCreary attends De La Salle in Minnesota and plays club basketball for D1 Minnesota. McCreary's Player Profile was created on March 25, 2024. Subscribe to Prep Hoops to see where Jonas McCreary is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

Expert Analysis

Max Wagner

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More of a long-term prospect than someone who would be looked at to produce early this season for DeLaSalle, Jonas stepped up when his number was called against Alexandria. DeLaSalle was missing some key players, so Jonas played big minutes throughout the game, and his off-ball movement was key. Jonas was constantly finding pockets of space off the ball, and when his teammates found him he wasn’t missing. McCreary converted on a handful of tough looks around the basket, and also knocked down a three in the first half. High ceiling prospect with his blend of length, skill, and athleticism at 6’6.

4 months ago

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Max Wagner

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Jonas may have been the best pure scorer I saw at the event on Saturday. At 6’6 he moves in a way that not many other players his size can, combining a rare combination of length, agility, and handle that allows him to either blow by guys off the dribble or get into his pull-up jumper. All day long he was lethal from mid-range, while also showing the touch to finish full speed at the rim with either hand. Part of a loaded 2028 class that will have DeLaSalle looking dangerous for the next three years.

8 months ago

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Ford Griffith

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At 6’6”, Mccreary plays a style of basketball that is hard for defenses to play against. He is the size of a forward but can handle and control the ball like a guard. He was most effective when driving to the basket, utilizing crafty ways of getting around a defender. On different occasions, he used a hop step, euro step, and even a drop step when he had a much smaller defender on him. The variety of footwork makes his game unpredictable for opposing defenses.

10 months ago