Kannon Axdahl
Kannon Axdahl
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Ryan Schmidt | Prep Hoops Scout
Kannon Axdahl is a six-foot-six-inch 2030 Eastview wing that played Varsity as an 8th grader. The D1 Minnesota 3SSB wing showed off impressive two-way skill and the way basketball is going. Offensively perimeter oriented but able to play inside as well and a good interior defender who can protect the rim. Axdahl over the course of the spring and summer displayed the ability to bring the ball up the court and run an offense through himself. Axdahl has steps to take as a creator and an offensive engine for others, he however showed ability to create shots off the dribble, play in the pick and roll, post-up and finish inside, and run in transition either with the ball or take the ball and score. Axdahl had a number of plays where he’d block a shot, and then take the ball himself into a lay-up score.
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Read EvaluationRyan Schmidt | Prep Hoops Scout
Kannon Axdahl – Axdahl is a 2030 forward from Eastview where he played on Varsity as an 8th grader. Axdahl each year has gotten a little more explosive and able to handle the ball on the perimeter and going into his freshman year he looks like a real deal prospect. Axdahl has good size to play inside at six-foot-six-inches, and he is a threat blocking shots with his length and leaping. Offensively Axdahl has shown he’s able to do just about everything, step out and hit 3-pointers, catch and face-up, screen and roll to the rim, rebound and go being his own one man fastbreak, and score on putbacks. Axdahl at times was D1 Minnesota ‘s lead ball handler bring the ball up and getting them into their sets as well.
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Read EvaluationJack Pfeiffer | Prep Hoops Scout
Kannon continues to emerge as the top prospect in this incoming freshman class, turning in another great weekend. He was the tallest player on the floor and is so athletic, being one of the best rebounders I have ever seen at the 14U level. He was able to use his lengthy 6’6” frame to dominate inside, scoring on several contested baskets and protecting the rim, blocking shots and putting fear into opponents whenever they drove.
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