-Scoring machine

-Doesn’t just settle for jumpers, drove hard to the basket and got to the free throw line

-Scored in each quarter/hit one three but can see he has a nice looking shot

-Very active on both ends of the floor doesn’t take possessions off

-Leader gets them organized on the floor

-17 points, 6 rebounds, 2 assists, 3 triples

-O-board in traffic

-Tipped an O-board out to Bass for an extra possession

-Excellent lob touch pass to BIG Will on the block for a score

-Double-move, created pace, deep drive, fouled & went to the line 1/2

-Transition push, got to the rim, fouled, 1/2 from line

-Plays hard, quick to dive on the floor

-Rejected the BS, slashed to the hoop, fouled going up, 1/2 FT’s

-Space & shoot 3ball from the right wing, fluid/confident/accurate

-Disruptive D, picked off a pass on a BLOB

-Threw/delivered another beautiful lob-touch pass

-Downhill slash to the rim, fouled late 2nd half, 1/2

-Sharp assist to Aderhold to start the 3rdQ

-Deep pull-up 3ball from the left wing, showing off the range

-Smart kickout assist to Bass for a triple

-Came off a BS from Bass, pulled the trigger on baseline, tough shot w/ little to no room, all net on the deep 2

-Dove on the floor, hustler

-Power rejection from the left block, the ball went all the way out to the arc

-Hard diagonal drive across the paint, lefty finish, big bucket when they needed it

-O-board late on his own miss, extra possession with the chance to burn some more time

First and foremost, he’s a winner. Kamden brings a complete skill set and a competitive edge that make him a force on both ends of the floor. As an excellent defender, he takes pride in shutting down opposing scorers. This winter, Keszler will carry a heavy scoring load. A vocal leader and physical presence, he does a little bit of everything. At his size, Kamden can post up smaller defenders, attack downhill with toughness, and when he gets hot from beyond the arc, he can change a game in a hurry.

-Part of Warriors team who won 24 games & Class B State Championship

-Lanky guard who had an impressive high school season

-Plays under control, doesn’t get sped up, all-around player

-Scores from all levels, solid defender, moves well on the court

Keszler just won a state B championship with Castlewood. He was a starting guard that I thought really came on during the state tournament. He’s got the length and size already at 6’3” and I think his assertiveness is coming along. He’ll be a breakout guard in class B next season, with his expanded role.

Kamden is a Sophomore starting guard for Castlewood, playing alongside his brother Jamison. He’s a true 6’3” and he’s impressed me with his play in the first two games of the state tournament. The big stage has not affected him and he’s played clean and impactful. Good overall size for a guard, playing a composed game where he can still make plays and his offensive game and his ability needs to be accounted for.

Game 1 vs Lyman – 10 points (4-8 FG) (1-2 3FG) – 3 rebounds – 4 assists – 2 steals – 26 minutes

Game 2 vs Wessington Springs – 9 points (4-9 FG) – 6 rebounds – 3 assists – 2 steals