The son of Stevens Point coach Jon Krull, himself a former standout player at Marshall and UW-Stevens Point, Keegan Krull Keegan Krull 6'0" | PG Stevens Point | 2030 WI is mature beyond his years when it comes to making decisions on the basketball court. The 6-foot-0 guard handles the ball with ease, gets to places in a hurry off the dribble and makes quick and accurate passes to his teammates. His toughness on both sides of the ball will help Stevens Point win a bunch of games this winter.

One of the top guards and highly ranked freshmen, Krull had a fantastic showing at The Champion Center. Solid ball handler, Krull is a true floor general type who makes good decisions and helps make his teammates around him better. Defensively he moves his feet, plays with very active hands, and knows how to utilize his body to cut off drive angles.

Without question one of the top players in the state’s 2030 class, Krull proved over the summer he more than belonged on the varsity court with the talented returning players from Stevens Point. The son of Stevens Point coach Jon Krull, Keegan Krull is poised, plays with a high basketball IQ, has excellent quickness and can make big shots. Krull is pesky on defense due to his speed and physicality. He also is one of the elite passers in the state’s 2030 class.

Krull was a major reason behind Davis Bros Elite’s run to the 14U Gold Division Championship game at the Jr. 3SSB National Championships. The five-foot-eight lead guard did an excellent job of directing his team’s offense and keeping his teammates involved when the ball was in his hands. He created opportunities at a high level, showed good court vision and an understanding of when to score and when to facilitate. He was not just limited on the offensive end, as he competed defensively and made plays that helped his team on both sides of the floor. His leadership, decision-making and constand production at the point guard position were key factors in Davis Bros Elite making it to the championship game where they ultimately fell short against a very good Power 5 team.