Sekue was the other steady force for West, turning in a strong 17 point performance. Playing with his usual twitchiness and quick burst, he attacked the paint and finished inside at will. He battled hard on the glass, coming up with big rebounds in traffic and never shied away from contact. Every time West needed a spark, Sekue answered, doing everything he could to keep his team within reach

Sekue closed February on a tear, averaging a double double over the final four games to help Denver West cap a perfect 20-0 regular season. His athleticism and intensity jump off the page the moment he steps on the floor. He’s constantly attacking, playing above the rim and looking to finish with authority. He’s more than just highlights as his mid range game keeps defenders honest, and his defensive instincts create steals, blocks and momentum changing plays. When he’s locked in with that energy, he sets the tone and can completely control the pace and physicality of any tournament game

Yasin Sekue Yasin Sekue 6'4" | SF Denver West | 2027 State CO gives 110% effort in whatever he’s doing, and it translates to a variety of areas on the hardwood. Getting out in transition while slithering his way to the paint, Sekue creates endless opportunities on offense for himself and his guys to thrive. Featuring a lethal set of spin moves and step backs, good luck stopping Sekue when he’s having a prolific game. Bringing in nearly 9 RPG along with 12.1 PPG, there’s a consistent sense of reliability that Sekue brings to the table that coaches can count on. He’s been a massive contributor to the Cowboys’ success.

Sekue was dominant, finishing with 20 points, but what stood out was the effort and ease with which he did it. He played with relentless, physical energy, constantly attacking the rim and making plays happen. Defensively he matched that intensity, staying active, contesting shots and challenging every possession. His all around toughness and consistent effort made him a force on both ends of the floor

Sekue has established himself as one of the top players to watch in the league, building on the buzz he created this summer and delivering every night this season. Averaging 11 points, 8.3 rebounds and 3.5 assists, his all around production jumps off the page. He’s a big, active matchup problem who plays above the rim, finishes with force and can stretch the floor with his three point shooting. What truly separates him is his vision and passing, consistently elevating teammates while impacting games on both ends for Denver West

Yasin is one of the better two-way options in the entire state, and this summer seemed to be one of offensive growth for him, and we liked what we saw.  He’s now facing up and attacking with the ball, consistently knocking down shots and commanding doubles, and that is only an add-on with the type of player he already is. The balanced attack has had him be a standout in multiple tournaments and showcases that we saw from him this summer. Each time out he has looked like the guy for his team. He steps into a new situation that fits his style, will allow him to be a bit more free with the ball, and showcase his versatility. He’s a player that continues to progress, and he makes a jump in the rankings after a solid season and summer. 

Yasin is a tough guard who defends multiple positions. His defensive versatility allowed the team to switch and disrupt opponents.

Yasin Seuke is one of those players who brings the energy no matter the score. Seuke moves his feet on defense and communicates at all costs. Offensively, Seuke capitalizes on looks coming downhill and dishes the rock to open shooters. Elevating the tempo and being able to play point, Seuke’s versatility will be a valuable asset this summer.

Sekue is one of, if not the class’s most versatile off-ball guard. Sekue made an impact early as a sophomore spark for a top-tier Rangeview program and will look to build on that in Year 3. He excels in transition, finishes through contact, and embraces defensive matchups with physicality and footwork. He’s developing a more consistent perimeter shot and showed well at Section 7. Entering Year 3, he projects as a core contributor and two-way producer on one of the state’s most competitive teams. He’s a player whose athleticism jumps off the page, and we are thrilled to see how he plays this upcoming weekend.

Sekue is a blast to watch and he just keeps getting better every time he hits the court. With the ball in his hands, you never really know what’s coming next, and that’s what makes him so exciting. This weekend, he had a wide open lane and threw down a huge dunk that sent the crowd into a frenzy. He really showed off his strength and skill on both ends of the floor. Whether he was driving to the hoop, knocking down threes from his favorite spots, or locking down his man on defense, Sekue was everywhere and made a big impact all tournament long