Nathan Stevenson is a 6'2" Small Forward in the 2027 class.
Stevenson attends Dickinson in Dakotas and plays club basketball for Sanford Sports Academy SF.
Stevenson's Player Profile was created on August 8, 2022.
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Expert Analysis
Nathan
StevensonSF
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
HS
Dickinson
|
ND
Hoopers Crushing on the Gridiron
Football: 7-2 record, the Mavs host GFC in the 1st round of the playoffs. Stevenson is absolutely cruising...
Written by Michael Herrick
Football
Nathan
StevensonSF
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
HS
Dickinson
|
ND
Multisport Athletes: West Side Football Standouts
Football: 4-1 record (stats from 4 gp). 38/63 passing for 506 yards and 8 TD’s. 40 rushes for...
Written by Michael Herrick
Football
Nathan
StevensonSF
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
HS
Dickinson
|
ND
PHD’s Preseason AA All-State Squad
-One of the strongest in AA, Double-Double machine, elite rebounder
Written by Michael Herrick
Football
Nathan
StevensonSF
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
HS
Dickinson
|
ND
Q/A Interviews With College Commits
PHD: Walk me through your summer. What did your schedule look like between AAU, camps, and individual work?...
Written by Michael Herrick
Football
Nathan
StevensonSF
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
HS
Dickinson
|
ND
WDA Preliminary Players To Watch
-He will be a walking Double-Double in his senior season, strong as an ox, tough -Aggressive to the...
Written by Michael Herrick
Football
Nathan
StevensonSF
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
HS
Dickinson
|
ND
17U Watchlist: Upper Midwest Finals
-Got the Mavs to State, All-WDA, 14.6 ppg (55 FG%), 9.3 rpg, 3.6 apg, 21 EFFpg -Playing downhill...
Football: 7-2 record, the Mavs host GFC in the 1st round of the playoffs. Stevenson is absolutely cruising in his senior season. (Stats through 8 games) 96/159 passing the ball for 1,250 yards and 16 TD’s. 80 rushing attempts for 421 yards, and 5 TD’s. Nate is also a monster on defense and leads the team in tackles.
Basketball: I doubt you will find a stronger ball player, eats & sleeps Double-Doubles, plays bigger than 6’2″
Football: 4-1 record (stats from 4 gp). 38/63 passing for 506 yards and 8 TD’s. 40 rushes for 195 yards and 1 TD. 12 tackles and 2 fumble recoveries.
Basketball: He will be a walking, eating, Double-Double machine in his senior season of hoops, Stevenson could lead the WDA in rebounding, and I can’t think of a stronger player
PHD: Walk me through your summer. What did your schedule look like between AAU, camps, and individual work?
“My summer was very busy with basketball at 6 AM and lifts right after on weekdays with AAU tournaments throughout the summer.“
PHD: What’s one specific part of your game you focused on improving this offseason, and where do you feel like you’ve made the most progress?
“One part of my game I’ve been working on is handling the ball and being able to initiate more offense as well as getting lots of shots up.“
PHD: Take us back to your commitment. What ultimately made Dickinson the right fit for you?
“The reason I committed to DSU to play football was that it was a good fit for me to stay close to home and to still be in this community and have a chance to make an impact right away.“
PHD: What are you most looking forward to about playing at the next level, on the court and off?
“What I’m looking forward to is the new relationships I’m going to build at the next level while still doing what I love.“
PHD: What are your goals for the coming season, both individually and for your team?
“My goals as an individual are to always put my team in a spot to succeed and play meaningful games in March, and our team goal is to build on the previous year’s success and really keep the program going in the right way.“
PHD: Now that you’re committed, does the pressure feel different heading into this season, or does it feel like a weight off your shoulders?
“The pressure is for sure different now that I’m committed. I don’t have to worry about individual performance or getting ‘my points’; instead, I can solely focus on winning.“
PHD: Can you give some insight on an influential coach you have had? What made them memorable?
“Coach Glasser has been very influential in my life. The reason he is so influential to me is that I know he cares for us like his own kids, but that doesn’t mean he won’t chew us out for not crashing the weak side or shooting a one-pass jumper. He still holds us all accountable and I respect that he does.“
PHD: Time to give a shout to a teammate…Who do we need to know about from your high school team?
“Our high school team this year will be younger for sure, especially after graduating an amazing senior class but Paxton LysonPaxtonLyson
6'1" | CG
Dickinson | 2027 StateND
is a guy who teams know is knockdown scorer and a good defender and rebounder for his size and is someone im excited to watch this year. As well as Corbin WolfCorbinWolf
6'3" | CG/SF
Dickinson | 2028 StateND
whose role is gonna be huge this year and is going to surprise a lot of people!“
PHD: Who is your favorite player to watch in college or the NBA, and why?
“I like watching Draymond Green, especially in that first run with the Warriors and how he always put winning before his own stats and I really took that to heart and tried to imitate him.“