Keaton Wollan
Keaton Wollan
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Michael Herrick | Prep Hoops Scout
-9 points, 1 FT
-Seemed like he scored much more than nine
-STRONG & physical BEAST
-Bully-ball layup
-Plays with great intensity
-Picked off a pass, breakaway layup, stole another pass right after the score
-Made smart and timely plays
-Hustler, aggressive defense
-O-board in traffic, tough putback with 2 guys all over him
-Drive & score, 2-feet in paint, elevate over the D for a bucket
-Easy to see why he has signed with Iowa State for football
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Read EvaluationPrep Hoops Staff | Prep Hoops Scout
Keaton put on an absolutely phenomenal showing, pouring in a career-high 41 points along with 11 rebounds to lead his team to a thrilling victory over Hayward. He didn’t stop there—back-to-back performances saw him score 41 points again in a win against Cameron, adding 12 rebounds, 8 assists, and 7 steals in an all-around masterpiece.
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Read EvaluationMax Wagner | Prep Hoops Scout
Keaton took over in the second half to help lead Wisconsin Playmakers to a comeback win over Team Warwick. At 6’4, Keaton is a powerful wing/guard who is so difficult to matchup with. Put a quicker guard on him and Keaton can bully his way to the basket, but defend him with size and Keaton has the speed to beat you off the dribble. Late in the game he was getting face guarded, but still found ways to get on the ball, and get in the lane to make plays. Tough finisher inside who also has the vision to dump it off when a help defender slides in.
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Read EvaluationMark Miller | Prep Hoops Scout
There aren’t many players in Wisconsin you’d rather have with the ball in his hands and headed downhill toward the basket than Wollan. He is a finishing machine in the halfcourt and a high-flying dunker in the open court. His impressive physical strength, athleticism and aggressiveness were on full display for the Playmakers in their narrow loss to Hoop City. Already a two-year starter for Amery, Wollan finished the contest with 13 points, making a three and all four of his foul shots to go along with his dependable drives to the hole. The first-team all-Middle Border Conference performer averaged 20.4 ppg as a sophomore for Amery.
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