-High-octane, energetic, playmaker, fast/quick, aggressive, shot-maker

-Good-looking shooting stroke, elevates well, clean release

-Talented from behind arc, no problem pulling the trigger w/ a hand in his face

-Feathery soft touch scoring w/ his runner/floater & finishing in traffic

-Opportunistic, attack-mode as soon as he gets the ball, takes what D gives him

-Cashes in from all around arc, long-range shooter, shot looks the same from all depths

Teelan is a very well rounded prospect that can play in either of the guard spots for a team. He has an elite offensive skillset, being able to score and facilitate at a high level. He is a knockdown shooter on the perimeter, hitting on looks off the catch and creating for himself off the dribble. Kjerstad is very smart and is a good passer, giving it his all on both ends of the floor whenever he is out there.

-Drilled a transition 3ball, catch & shoot

-Hit home a tough middy pull-up from the left elbow, 5 straight points

-On-ball steal, scrappy D

-Sneaky steal in the halfcourt

-Catch & cash 3ballm MJ w/ the assist

-3ball catch & shoot, cash

-Drive & score, D in his face, tough score

-Catch & shoot 3ball, first score of the 2nd half

-Sick alley-oop lob pass in transition to Walter, great touch

Pool: A

Opponents: SSA ND Black, MN Fury Goring, MN Fury 16U Wilde, MN Lightning Ellerbusch

Comments: Kjerstad had a rockstar junior season where he led the Eagles to a 3rd Place finish at State, was named 1st Team All-State, while putting up gaudy numbers with 27.9 ppg, 5.3 rpg, and 4 apg. Teelan is a dynamic playmaker. Can they get another win over SSA ND Black? How does he perform against the top athletes this weekend?

-Named First Team All-State, 27.9 ppg, 5.3 rpg, 4 apg, dynamic playmaker

-Smooth & mobile athlete, scores from all angles, thief of defense, 3level producer

Dominated in the 1vs1 drills with his explosive first step and creative finishes. Showed exceptional court vision and timely passes in transition in the 5vs5 segments of the camp. Ballhandling skills were secomd to none, had great speed and acceleration with the ball in his hands. As good as he was on offense hos defense was just a good creating steals and easy transition baskets with his quick hands and feet. Much tougher then I had anticipated with tough finishes in traffic at the hoop vs b8gger guys.

Teelan is a player to watch after establishing himself as an All-State standout in South Dakota and carrying that momentum into the spring. A true playmaker, he brings a high motor and a sharp, well-rounded skill set that shows up on both ends of the floor. Kjerstad plays with a toughness that stands out, competing every possession and impacting the game in multiple ways. Offensively, he can create, score, and make plays for others, while defensively, he brings energy and physicality. There’s an edge and confidence to how he plays that you can’t ignore. Kjerstad’s combination of toughness, skill, and competitiveness, along with a strong start to the spring with Sacred Hoops , makes him an emerging prospect who can take over games and continue to raise his stock with college coaches.

-Bucket-getter, scores from all angles & every level

-No problem scoring in tight spaces

-Quick twitch athlete, sprinter speed

-Excellent feet in traffic, efficient, must have exceptional concentration

-Deadeye shooter with extended 3-point range

-Clever & smart with jab steps to keep the D off-balance

-Outstanding floater-game, score with a soft touch

-Quick trigger, smart about getting open, textbook shooting stroke