Kellen Cash Kellen Cash 6'4" | SF/CG Prairie Grove | 2027 State AR will be handling the point guard spot for the Tigers this season. Cash handles the ball well and does a great job of distributing the ball. The Prairie Grove prospect struck to open the season for 25 points and five assists on the night for the Tigers. He is a prospect to watch out for throughout the high school basketball season this season.

Kellen is one of the best scorers in the state. At 6’4, he can score from anywhere on the court in a multitude of ways. With a score-first mentality, Kellen has a lot of confidence on the court. He’s efficient at getting to his spots, using moves such as a post fadeaway, side steps, and step-backs. What makes him one of the best shooters in the state is his ability to knock it down off the dribble and when moving. He can fit multiple roles as well; Cash still impacts the game without the ball, constantly moving, looking for open shots. It’s worth mentioning Cash was also an All-Defensive player for Prairie Grove last season. With his size, he can guard multiple positions without being at a disadvantage.

Kellen Cash picked up right where he left off this summer, proving to be a highly skilled prospect with a lethal stroke from beyond the arc. As the saying goes: if he can see the rim, he can knock down the shot. However, Cash proved he is far more than just a specialist by running the lanes hard and finishing in transition, demonstrating great composure and skill with the ball in his hands.

Kellen Cash Kellen Cash 6'4" | SF/CG Prairie Grove | 2027 State AR was one of the most impressive shooters of the weekend. If he can see goal, he can get the shot off. He has a smooth game, and takes what the offense gives him. He is efficient and constantly moves without the ball. He is aggressive on both sides of the ball and plays the game with great pace. He is a visible High IQ player that does not make basketball mistakes. He is a steady and skilled player with a bright summer ahead of him.

Cash is one of those wings who just looks the part every time he steps on the floor. The frame, the length, the fluidity, it all jumps out. What places him in the Top‑15 is how naturally he consistently impacts the game on both ends. He can guard multiple spots, slide into different roles depending on what his team needs, and still find ways to make winning plays without forcing anything.