Michael McKenzie is a 6'1" Combo Guard/Point Guard in the 2026 class.
McKenzie attends Eagan in Minnesota and plays club basketball for Powerhouse MN.
McKenzie's Player Profile was created on August 18, 2022.
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Expert Analysis
Michael
McKenzieCG/PG
Class
2026
Height
6'1"
HS
Eagan
|
MN
7 Tuesday Night 2026 Prospects Of Note
Michael McKenzie – McKenzie the six-foot 2026 guard for Eagan scored 17 points in their victory over Minneapolis...
Written by Ryan Schmidt
Michael
McKenzieCG/PG
Class
2026
Height
6'1"
HS
Eagan
|
MN
The Expo: Minnesota Team 5 vs Team 6 Evaluations
Mikey is one of the top pure shooters in his class and that was very evident on Sunday....
Written by Jack Pfeiffer
Michael
McKenzieCG/PG
Class
2026
Height
6'1"
HS
Eagan
|
MN
Battle At The Lakes, powered by Dr. Dish: 7 Saturday Gamechangers
There is no spot on the floor that is out of McKenzie’s range. The moment he crosses half-court,...
Written by Daniel Walljasper
Michael
McKenzieCG/PG
Class
2026
Height
6'1"
HS
Eagan
|
MN
Brawl for the Ball: Jack’s Star Guards
Mikey put on a pair of outstanding scoring performances in the action I saw. The junior guard is...
Written by Jack Pfeiffer
Michael
McKenzieCG/PG
Class
2026
Height
6'1"
HS
Eagan
|
MN
#PHMidwestShowdown: Max’s Night One Standouts
Michael was a big reason why Powerhouse was leading Martin Brothers at halftime on Friday night. The 6’1...
Written by Max Wagner
Ryan Schmidt | Prep Hoops Scout
Ryan Schmidt
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Michael McKenzieMichaelMcKenzie
6'1" | CG/PG
Eagan | 2026 StateMN
– McKenzie the six-foot 2026 guard for Eagan scored 17 points in their victory over Minneapolis South hit four 3-pointers. McKenize made two of his 3-pointers of half-court set plays utilizing screen motion. The other 3-pointers teammates found him on kick outs where he was ready to fire away from the perimeter.
Mikey is one of the top pure shooters in his class and that was very evident on Sunday. He is an ultra-confident player who will let it fly from deep when given any open space. Teammate guards were looking to kick out to him often, as he shot well on looks off the catch, getting shots off quickly. McKenzie was also successful on pull-up jumpers off the dribble.
There is no spot on the floor that is out of McKenzie’s range. The moment he crosses half-court, he becomes a scoring threat. Moving without the basketball, in addition to his ability to create his own shot, gives him an advantage as a scorer. In the Saturday game I was watching, the 6’1″ combo guard changed the game when he caught fire from distance in the first half. This allowed his team to have more opportunities to attack the paint and create open looks as the defense was required to pay extra attention to McKenzie.
Mikey put on a pair of outstanding scoring performances in the action I saw. The junior guard is a sniper from the perimeter and was letting it fly whenever he got the chance. He had stretches in both games where he was connecting on “heat checks”. He was a major threat off of both the catch and off the dribble, always requiring a hand in his face. He could also get downhill and finish with touch or find a teammate for a better look.
Michael was a big reason why Powerhouse was leading Martin Brothers at halftime on Friday night. The 6’1 guard out of Eagan is a sharpshooter from three, who can catch fire at any given moment. That included a few threes late in the second half, that helped take his team from down 12 early, to leading 30-29 at the break. He showed no shortage of confidence to catch and shoot from well beyond the arc, and when he’s on, he’s someone who can really spread the floor for his team as his range extends to way past the high school three point line. Scored a team high 15 points with five 3’s on the night.