Geren, #62 overall and #18 among the small forwards, made a statement during the scholastic period, announcing his presence in the region for his post-graduate year. The 6’6″ wing can really shoot it from behind the arc and does a great job of moving without the basketball to get open. He makes plays with a high basketball IQ, is a willing ball mover, and knows how to create space with the bounce to get his shot off. He’s a good finisher in the paint, has touch in the mid-range, and is a high percentage shooter in catch and shoot situations. He’s a high academic prospect that should draw plenty of attention from academics in the region this winter.

Landon Geren Landon Geren 6'6" | SG Choate Rosemary Hall | 2026 State New E is an athletic shot making force. He was confident taking and hitting threes off the bounce and scoring off the catch as well. Off the ball, he made devilish cuts to the rim and threw down dunks with aggression and intensity.

Geren, a versatile hybrid forward out of Choate Rosemary Hall, checks into the rankings on the Watch List. A prospect with the tools to score from all three levels, he’s a high level athlete that does a great job of using his physical gifts to his advantage. As a scorer, he has the ability to knock down shots from well behind the arc, easily gets into his mid-range game where he elevates over the defense as a scorer, and is smooth when attacking the rim off the bounce, finishing with length in the paint. Defensively, he has the versatility to defend four positions while showing the ability to make plays in passing lanes and to protect the rim. He should be on the radar of scholarship level programs this summer.

Last Season Stats: 13.4 ppg | 3.2 assists | 3.0 rebounds

Geren brings versatility to both ends with his 6’6” frame, smooth shooting mechanics, and ability to handle the ball in transition. He can guard multiple positions, finish strong at the rim, and elevate for tough shots. His skill set, combined with his frame, positions him as an exciting prospect for coaches to keep on their radars.