Nolan Lemke is a 6'1" Shooting Guard in the 2027 class.
Lemke attends Denmark in Wisconsin and plays club basketball for Next Level Grind.
Lemke's Player Profile was created on April 21, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Nolan
LemkeSG
Class
2027
Height
6'1"
HS
Denmark
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WI
2027 Rankings Update: Shooting Guard New Names
New Prep Hoops Ranking: 308 One of the better players off the bench in the North Eastern Conference...
Written by Mark Miller
Nolan
LemkeSG
Class
2027
Height
6'1"
HS
Denmark
|
WI
Jayhawk Jam: 17u Sunday Standouts
Nolan, a vital piece of that loaded Wisconsin squad, got the job done in a variety of ways,...
Written by Adrian Maloney Jr
Nolan
LemkeSG
Class
2027
Height
6'1"
HS
Denmark
|
WI
Saturday 16u Standout Shooters: Jayhawk Jam
Nolan does a great job scoring within the flow of the offense, making smart, efficient plays that keep...
Written by Adrian Maloney Jr
Nolan
LemkeSG
Class
2027
Height
6'1"
HS
Denmark
|
WI
Prep Hoops Midwest Showdown: 16U standouts
Lemke got off to a hot start for All-Wisconsin in its 16U game with the Wisconsin Playmakers Appleton...
Written by Mark Miller
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New Prep Hoops Ranking: 308
One of the better players off the bench in the North Eastern Conference as a junior, Lemke would have contended for Sixth Man of the Year had the league sponsored such an award. The strong and athletic shooting guard averaged 8.2 points for the Vikings of Denmark. Hi strong play helped Denmark to a 13-13 record. He figures to move into the starting rotation in 2026-27 alongside returning veterans Jacob BohnJacobBohn
5'9" | PG
Denmark | 2027 WI
and Brayden JeanquartBraydenJeanquart
6'3" | PF/SG
Denmark | 2027 WI
to give Denmark a solid nucleus to build around. Lemke finished second on the team in made three-point shots a year ago with 41.
Nolan, a vital piece of that loaded Wisconsin squad, got the job done in a variety of ways, with his playmaking standing out as a major strength. While the team had plenty of scoring firepower, it was Nolan’s ability to read the floor, create opportunities, and keep the offense flowing that often made the difference. Whether it was delivering slick passes in transition or setting up teammates in half-court sets, his vision and basketball IQ were on full display. Nolan’s unselfish style of play and knack for making the right decisions under pressure were crucial to Wisconsin’s deep tournament run.
Nolan does a great job scoring within the flow of the offense, making smart, efficient plays that keep the team moving. He’s especially dangerous off the catch, quickly getting into his shot and taking advantage of any opening the defense gives him. Nolan’s ability to stay patient and pick his spots makes him a key piece, always ready to capitalize without forcing anything.
Lemke got off to a hot start for All-Wisconsin
in its 16U game with the Wisconsin Playmakers
Appleton Showcase outfit. He knocked down a couple of threes during the first four minutes of the contest, and that seemed to put a spring in his step and he moved exceptionally well without the ball in an effort to get additional looks at the basket. His strong play was a bright spot for All-Wisconsin
in its setback, Lemke averaged 5.7 ppg as a sophomore at Denmark and made 39 three-point shots for the Vikings.