14 points, 9 rebounds and 1 steal is what Keelan contributed in a 61-30 rout of Bowdon. The big guard drilled three threes and scored with a left-handed putback. He’s got versatility to play all over the floor. Day’s nose for the ball and robust skill allow him to play bigger than his size and create mismatches on the perimeter.

Day was a scoring machine for Griffin Grasshoppers Elite throughout the weekend but that was only part of the totality of the production provided for his team. He averaged 26 PPG on the weekend with a pair of 30 point performances on Saturday. Day’s ability to get to the basket in both the half-court and transition were really impressive to say the least. He’s confident at finishing through contact and uses his positional size to his advantage. He showed the ability to back down smaller guards when needed and exploited slower defenders from the perimeter. Day also contributed on the glass with consistency while balancing his playmaking responsibilities with his volume scoring. Day has all of the makings of a next level prospect and should continue to get more recruiting attention over the next few months with the live periods on the horizon.

Keelan’s a catch-and-shoot sniper. Averaging 13.9 points per game after scoring 4.4 as a freshman, Day has connected on 31-101 of his threes. Day shot 31% from deep last year as well. Through 16 games, Keelan has scored double digits 14 times.