Landon Lear, - Prep Hoops

Landon Lear

Shooting Guard

2025 Class

6'2" Height

West Geauga School

TNBA Club

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Landon Lear is a 6'2" Shooting Guard in the 2025 class. Lear attends West Geauga in Ohio and plays club basketball for TNBA. Lear's Player Profile was created on April 22, 2024. Subscribe to Prep Hoops to see where Landon Lear is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Michael Roth

Prep Hoops National Analyst and Ohio Lead Scout

One of my favorite new players I discovered this grassroots season, Lear just plays the game the right way. Few kids display the level of feel and composure Lear has on the ball, making the right decision and being able to score for himself or set up his teammates. Really enjoyed watching TNBA -Ohio’s 17 U group and Lear was the biggest reason why. He has all the qualities small college programs would be looking for in a shooting guard.

2 years ago

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Michael Roth

Prep Hoops National Analyst and Ohio Lead Scout

One of the most productive players on TNBA -Ohio HGSL, Lear has had multiple big-time performances in games I’ve attended this spring. The lefty is a big time shooter from the outside and plays with an excellent feel for the game. One of the better table setters I’ve watched all spring, I’m really high on the basketball IQ Lear plays with. Averaging almost 20 PPG and shooting 35% from 3-point range and 91% from the foul line, Lear had a strong Junior season for West Geauga. Expect small college programs to take a strong interest towards Lear in the months of June and July.

2 years ago

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Michael Roth

Prep Hoops National Analyst and Ohio Lead Scout

TNBA -Ohio had some under the radar sleepers from northeast Ohio on their roster and perhaps none bigger than Lear. A lefty guard who made excellent decisions with the ball in his hands, Lear processes the game at a high level. The ball didn’t stick to him and he found the open man consistently. I wrote Lear down as a top performer for these extra passes and overall playing the game the right way. Then Lear caught fire from downtown and knocked down maybe five or six three’s in a game. He was hitting them off the catch and making the defense pay for going under ball screens. When you combine the feel Lear showed me with a prolific shooting display, Lear was one of my favorite new players to discover all weekend in Pittsburgh.

2 years ago