Sola Kishida, - Prep Hoops

Sola Kishida

Point Guard

2029 Class

5'11" Height

Eden Prairie School

Minnesota Magic Club

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About Sola

Sola Kishida is a 5'11" Point Guard in the 2029 class. Kishida attends Eden Prairie in Minnesota and plays club basketball for Minnesota Magic. Kishida's Player Profile was created on August 13, 2024. Subscribe to Prep Hoops to see where Sola Kishida is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Ryan Schmidt

Prep Hoops Scout

Sola Kishida Sola Kishida 5'11" | PG Eden Prairie | 2029 State MN – The five-foot-eleven-inch 2029 Eden Prairie and Minnesota Magic Trevor guard Kishida moves the ball so well as the lead guard. Kishida switches from being a traditional point guard setting the table and playing off the ball as an attack guard and perimeter shooter. Kishida’s passing and ball handling make him a threat every time with the ball. He had a number of potential assists as well as legitimate assists in a games for Magic against PJ Hoops and Gain Elite .

11 hours ago

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Max Wagner

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Sola helped lead his Minnesota Magic team to a win over PJ Hoops, running the point at a high level on Thursday afternoon. The Eden Prairie guard has good lateral quickness with a shifty handle that allows him to change directions so fast on the ball. Sola was able to stop on a dime for a couple of pull-up jumpers, or get all the way into the lane and dump it off to one of his teammates for a wide open look. Any time the ball is in his hands, Sola has the ability to go and make a play.

2 days ago

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Max Wagner

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Sola had some nice moments in the 8am game for Minnesota Magic on Sunday. The Eden Prairie guard has such a shifty handle, and was using it to get to his spots and create for his teammates. Did a nice job of stopping on two feet, and if the defense sagged off he could pull-up for a mid-range jumper. When that shot wasn’t available though, he dished out a handful of assists dumping it off to his bigs around the rim. Because he could beat his man off the dribble consistently, help-side defenders were forced to step in on him, leaving teammates wide open for easy looks.

1 year ago