Marley Baah-Yeboah is a 6'3" Small Forward in the 2024 class.
Baah-Yeboah attends Lakeville South in Minnesota and plays club basketball for D1 Minnesota.
Baah-Yeboah's Player Profile was created on September 28, 2021.
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Marley
Baah-YeboahSF
Class
2024
Height
6'3"
HS
Lakeville South
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MN
Max’s Midweek Standouts – Week 2
With Jackson Ressler leading the charge in the first half, it was Marley who stepped up in the...
Written by Max Wagner
Marley
Baah-YeboahSF
Class
2024
Height
6'3"
HS
Lakeville South
|
MN
Breakdown Fall League: Max’s Week 4 Standouts
Marley was absolutely fearless attacking the basket against Totino-Grace. With his frame and explosiveness, once he gets in...
Written by Max Wagner
Marley
Baah-YeboahSF
Class
2024
Height
6'3"
HS
Lakeville South
|
MN
Top Performers Expo Top 250 of Team 22 vs Team 23
Having a 20 plus point, 2 block and 2 steal performance, six-foot-four-inch guard Marley Baah-Yeboah notch himself as...
Written by Ryan Schmidt
Marley
Baah-YeboahSF
Class
2024
Height
6'3"
HS
Lakeville South
|
MN
Minnesota Top 250 Expo: Jack’s Best of the Best
Marley was dominating all game in the matchup I was able to catch. The 6’3” junior has all...
Written by Jack Pfeiffer
Marley
Baah-YeboahSF
Class
2024
Height
6'3"
HS
Lakeville South
|
MN
Top 250 Expo: Top 2024 Players Attending
Marley Baah-Yeboah is a six-foot-four wing wing from Lakeville South high school and plays Adidas D1 Minnesota for...
Written by Ryan Schmidt
Max Wagner | Prep Hoops Scout
Max Wagner
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With Jackson ResslerJacksonRessler
6'4" | PG
Lakeville South | 2023 StateMN
leading the charge in the first half, it was Marley who stepped up in the second when South’s offense was stalling. The biggest shot was the step-back three to send it into overtime, but he also had another corner three and two finishes at the rim in the low scoring game. He has height, strength, explosive athleticism, and good change of pace off the dribble that makes him a difficult matchup for opposing defenses. Rarely will teams have a guy his size with the quickness needed to keep him in front. Team high 12 points in the win.
Marley was absolutely fearless attacking the basket against Totino-Grace. With his frame and explosiveness, once he gets in the paint there aren’t many defenders capable of stopping him at the high school level. Crashes the glass extremely hard on the offensive end, and is good at utilizing a jab step to get his defender leaning in one direction before attacking the opposite way. Showed off his bounce with an off-the-backboard alley-oop as well as a posterizing dunk over the top of a defender. While he does the bulk of his scoring around the rim, Marley has shown a solid jump shot that keeps defenders honest when the ball is in his hands.
Having a 20 plus point, 2 block and 2 steal performance, six-foot-four-inch guard Marley Baah-YeboahMarleyBaah-Yeboah
6'3" | SF
Lakeville South | 2024 StateMN
notch himself as the other player of the game in this match-up. The 2024 guard from Lakeville South, really put pressure on the opposing defenders pushing the ball in transition at all times. Baah-Yeboah also a menace on defense blocking shots and jumping passing lanes for steals. His ability to adapt on defense, play multiple positions on the wing and even guarding point guards make him a valuable player that can plug and play within a team.
Marley was dominating all game in the matchup I was able to catch. The 6’3” junior has all the tools to be an elite all-around player with the combination of his size, skill, and shot making ability. He also has great instincts and was constantly taking advantage of what the defense was giving him. Baah-Yeboah was able to knock down a plethora of shots from beyond the arc with the majority of them coming off of the dribble. He also showed off his athleticism with a two-handed throw down on a baseline drive. Marley looks to be one of most improved players in the state and is on pace to have a monster junior season with Lakeville South.