Zach Behn is a 6'7" Small Forward in the 2025 class.
Behn attends Kewaskum in Wisconsin and plays club basketball for Chapman Basketball Academy.
Behn's Player Profile was created on April 18, 2022.
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Class
2025
Height
6'7"
HS
Kewaskum
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WI
East Central: First Team
Behn provided veteran leadership and scoring punch for Kewaskum, operating as both a dependable shooter and aggressive slasher....
Written by Chris Robinson
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BehnSF
Class
2025
Height
6'7"
HS
Kewaskum
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WI
Who is the Prep Hoops Player of the Week (Dec.9-Dec.15)?
On Tuesday Dec 10th Kewaskum High School Senior Zach Behn led the Indians to a come back win...
Written by Prep Hoops Staff
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BehnSF
Class
2025
Height
6'7"
HS
Kewaskum
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WI
Preseason All-State: Division 3
Behn is hopeful he can help Kewaskum to a big season after the Indians went 12-13 a year...
Written by Mark Miller
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BehnSF
Class
2025
Height
6'7"
HS
Kewaskum
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WI
Division 3, Sectional 4: First Look
The East Central Conference once again is loaded with very good players. Behn definitely ranks right with the...
Written by Mark Miller
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BehnSF
Class
2025
Height
6'7"
HS
Kewaskum
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WI
Annual Favorite Player List
Improvement! Zach Behn just made this list. More so than a player’s moxy, a player’s confidence, or maybe...
Written by Michael Hansen
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Behn provided veteran leadership and scoring punch for Kewaskum, operating as both a dependable shooter and aggressive slasher. He made an impact with his effort, scoring ability, and willingness to take on big assignments defensively. He put up 25 points, 5 rebounds, and 2 assists per game. Behn dropped a season-high 29 points against Plymouth, hitting multiple tough midrange jumpers and taking over late in the fourth quarter.
On Tuesday Dec 10th Kewaskum High School Senior Zach Behn led the Indians to a come back win over Winneconne scoring 41 pts, grabbing 19 rebs and dishing 7 assists. On top of this Zach scored his 1224 which broke the school record and earned him the title of All Time Leading Scorer at Kewaskum. Kewaskum is currently 3-0 on the season
Behn is hopeful he can help Kewaskum to a big season after the Indians went 12-13 a year ago. A terrific shooter with stellar length, size and shooting range, Behn committed to NCAA Division II Parkside. His collegiate potential is outstanding as he adds some much-needed weight and strength to his long frame. Kewaskum has a new coach in Tyler Enright, a former assistant at Oconomowoc, and Behn is one of four starters back. He averaged 22.4 points and 10.0 rebounds as a junior and currently ranks second on the school’s all-time scoring list with 1,142 points. Behn’s leadership will be of utmost importance this winter as Kewaskum looks to move up in the competitive East Central Conference standings.
The East Central Conference once again is loaded with very good players. Behn definitely ranks right with the likes of Aiden HawkinsonAidenHawkinson
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of Kettle Moraine Lutheran. Behn’s ability, at 6-foot-7, to make long-distance shots translates very well to the next level and the lanky wing prospect recently received a NCAA Division II scholarship offer from Parkside. The returning first-team all-league performer averaged 22.4 points and 10.0 rebounds as a junior as Kewaskum finished 12-13. He will play for a new coach in 2024-25 as Tyler Enright replaces Don Gruber on the sidelines at Kewaskum. Behn hopes to help the Indians contend for the league crown and in the process become the school’s all-time leading scorer. Behn enters his final year of high school basketball with 1,142 career points.
More so than a player’s moxy, a player’s confidence, or maybe a particular skill, like hitting tough shots for example, it is a player that sets out to improve.
Maybe it’s just filling out physically, maybe it’s eliminating a bad habit, or maybe it’s working on a skill. How about a change in confidence? Slow or fast, it doesn’t really matter. Whatever the thing is and whatever the process, it usually means that that player has put in the work.
It could be that simple. Just work. Zach clearly has and it shows.