Kamden had 20 points vs Lincoln saturday and did all while running the show for his team. Lighting quick guard finished at the rim in transition on a sweet looking tough reverse layup for an and 1! Iverson crossover got him to his spots for his scores or got teammates good looks off the drive and kick game. Very disruptive defender as he uses his ultra quick feet to his advantage along with his quick hands leading to steals and run outs for easy baskets.

-20 points

-Ultra quick

-Attacked and got to the basket all night and when he wanted to

-Very shifty with the ball/difficult to keep this guy infront of you

-Had a nice spin move in the lane for two

-Nice baseline jumper for two in 3rd

-Got rebound went coast to coast and scored on contested reverse layup for an and 1

-Fun player to watch

-Helped the Knights take down Rapid City Central on Saturday

-Phenomenal scoring the rock, Cisse cruised to a 29-point game

Kamden Cisse Kamden Cisse 6'3" | PG O’Gorman | 2026 State SD is the kind of player who changes and impacts the pace of the game. At 6’3”, the senior brings an explosive athleticism and speed to the court that simply can’t be coached, giving his team a constant edge on both ends of the floor. Hard-nosed, competitive, and relentless, Kamden has a natural ability to be in the right place at the right time, whether it’s grabbing a loose ball, crashing the boards, or finding a seam on offense. Last season, he averaged 5 points per game, but expectations are much higher for 2025–26. With his work ethic, basketball IQ, and knack for impactful plays, Kamden is poised to be one of the team’s breakout ballers this year. His speed, energy, and versatility make him a player to watch — someone who can ignite the offense, disrupt opponents, and elevate the team whenever he’s on the floor.

Kamden is a very quick, strong, and physical point guard. He’s great at getting paint touches, and can get to the rim almost anytime he wants it. Cisse finishes well in contact and thrives in those must have bucket situations. He covers a lot of ground laterally with the ball, before exploding down hill, keeping defenders on edge at all times. Cisse will have a great senior season.

Cisse has been the biggest 2026 stock-riser this Summer. When he’s unleashed and gets solid usage, he’s a difference-maker. Elite speed as you’ll see below.

I knew that Cisse was gaining steam as stock-riser going into the camp, and I was anticipating strides of growth from him, but he opened my eyes with his ubsurd top-end speed and athleticism. His bounce is on an elite level as well. He perfectly times his jumps to get up at a high point for rebounds and will immediately accelerate up the court with the ball. Stock is up and I think we see a breakout season for Cisse at O’Gorman.

Cisse showed elite speed and acceleration at Battle At The Lakes. Like a high-end sports car, he can go from 0 to 60 in no time. At times, he could blow by his defender and earn an easy lay-in at the hoop. Cisse is able to defend and pressure the ball-handler with ease and easy recoverability because of his top percentile movement and quickness.

Cisse is a significant and exciting addition to the 2026 rankings. His debut to the rankings lands him at #23 overall. The 6’1″ point guard is a new member of the O’Gorman team and he’s a key reserve to start off the season. Kamden possesses ELITE movement and quickness on the court. He’s easily one of the top athletes in the state when it comes to fluidity on the court. His movement allows him to defend on and off the ball quite easily. He can pressure the ball and beat the ball-handler to their spot. He can get off the ground and has elite verticality to sky up for rebounds at a high point and comes up with offensive boards at a highly consistent rate. He’s always earning O’Gorman extra possessions. Although not a starter for the guard-heavy O’Gorman team, Cisse is easily a college-level prospect. He will be with Network Elite Basketball in the offseason to show his capabilities.

I think Cisse has top 15-20 upside in this class.