Myles Jelks is a 5'10" in the 2027 class.
Jelks attends Rockwood Summit in Missouri.
Jelks's Player Profile was created on October 7, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Myles
Jelks
Class
2027
Height
5'10"
HS
Rockwood Summit
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MO
Lindenwood Team Camp Friday Standouts
A 5’10” 2027 point guard who is a smooth playmaker with a nice perimeter stroke from 3-point range....
Written by Earl Austin
Myles
Jelks
Class
2027
Height
5'10"
HS
Rockwood Summit
|
MO
Stock Risers in the New 2027 Rankings
A 5’10 point guard who has been a strong addition with the Falcons after a transfer from Cardinal...
Written by Earl Austin
Myles
Jelks
Class
2027
Height
5'10"
HS
Rockwood Summit
|
MO
Faces In New Places: Key Transfers
A 5’10” 2027 point guard who is now at Summit after spending his freshman year at Cardinal Ritter....
Written by Earl Austin
Myles
Jelks
Class
2027
Height
5'10"
HS
Rockwood Summit
|
MO
The Expo Team 4 Evals
A 5’10 2027 who is cat quick and who also has a nice offensive bag. He’s very crafty...
Written by Earl Austin
Earl Austin | Prep Hoops Scout
Earl Austin
Prep Hoops Lead Scout
A 5’10” 2027 point guard who is a smooth playmaker with a nice perimeter stroke from 3-point range. He’s quick, but he stays under control when he’s running the offense. He sets up defenders well and can create an open look from long distance off the dribble.
A 5’10 point guard who has been a strong addition with the Falcons after a transfer from Cardinal Ritter. He distributes the ball well and he’s a crafty offensive player his quickness and ability to create his own shot. He is currently averaging 13 points and three assists while making 36 percent of his 3-point attempts.
A 5’10” 2027 point guard who is now at Summit after spending his freshman year at Cardinal Ritter. He is capable of having a strong year with his smooth ball handling and 3-point shooting.
A 5’10 2027 who is cat quick and who also has a nice offensive bag. He’s very crafty with the ball and under control. He sets up defenders well before hits them with a nice cross over or a step back to drain a 3-pointer. He has a chance to be a breakout player this year at Summit.
