Keitenn Bristow Keitenn Bristow 6'8" | SF Holliday | 2024 State #260 Nation TX faced effective game planning, drawing attention off the ball and encountering double teams near the basket. Despite defensive efforts to force the ball away, Bristow remained dynamic, maneuvering through the post for scoring opportunities. He exhibited a soft touch around the rim, finishing short-range jumpers and floaters through traffic. In one-on-one situations, he posed a threat, showcasing a power drop step reverse layup and a smooth behind-the-back step-back jumper from the perimeter.

Remember watching Bristow playing AAU seeing a then 6’7 athlete flying through the air. Now year later after his sister captured the illustrious state ring on the girls side for the Holliday athletics program, Keitenn will look to do the same this weekend. Listed at 6’9 the slasher can make life difficult for opponents inside. He can glide in the air with the ball. Good at using wingspan in the passing lane or contesting shots. Excited to see what he does on the biggest stage.

Keitenn Bristow Keitenn Bristow 6'8" | SF Holliday | 2024 State #260 Nation TX immediately exploited double teams with his court vision and footwork, utilizing his pivot to maneuver and go up and under between two defenders, creating the and-1 play or dropping a dime to a cutting teammate or an open shooter across the court. With good basketball IQ, patience, and the ability to make quick decisions, he consistently thought ahead. Bristow showcased phenomenal scoring efficiency, particularly from his jump shot between mid-range and three-point range. He was scorching hot, seeming unable to miss, displaying shooting range for pull-ups and catch-and-shoot plays from far beyond the arc with fluidity and without forcing the shot. Bristow knocked down open and contested jumpers with equal consistency, displaying a talent for letting the game come to him and choosing his spots within the flow of the offense. In the end, Keitenn Bristow Keitenn Bristow 6'8" | SF Holliday | 2024 State #260 Nation TX finished the game with 31 points and 12 rebounds.

You have to find a specific trainer for athleticism, bounce, and explosiveness. Attacks the basket strongly and physically. Nice muscle frame on his body. Special when going downhill/transition plays. Acquired an invitation to Larry Hughes Elite Camp, which is an Iverson classic evaluation and qualifying event for the Iverson Classic. First-year on EYBL ranking in the top 20 in rebounds per game, and eighth in steals per game. He caught more eyes at EYBL session 4, averaging 19.3 points, 8.3 rebounds, and 2.5 steals per game which punched his ticket to Pangos All-American camp. Bristow is not even on ESPN rankings list of Texas players. Arizona State along with UC-Riverside have offered the wing.

Bristow utilized his 6-foot-8-inch length to effect games on both ends of the court, allowing Keitenn to finish at the rim with ease, control the boards, and block shots consistently. This outstanding effort and motor led to 6 double-doubles in December alone.

-34 points, 9 rebounds, 1 steal, and 2 blocks vs Huckabay

-30 points, 9 rebounds, 2 steals, a block vs Graham

-28 points, 13 rebounds, and 2 steals vs Iowa Park

-27 points, 10 rebounds, 6 assists, 2 steals, and 2 blocks vs Millsap

-27 points, 10 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals, and 1 block vs Santo