Prospect Spotlight: Ken Thomas (2019)
A few seniors are making a statement in their final season of high school basketball. Ken Thomas is one of those athletes. He’s had a huge senior season and will leap into the top 100 prospects in the class of 2020. Thomas is a…
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Continue ReadingA few seniors are making a statement in their final season of high school basketball. Ken Thomas is one of those athletes. He’s had a huge senior season and will leap into the top 100 prospects in the class of 2020. Thomas is a 6’6″ forward / center at Harper Woods High School.
Thomas has shown an impressive skill set this season. He’s an elite rebounder who can facilitate a fast break off the defensive glass. Thomas can grab a board and push the ball with the dribble or an outlet pass. He creates even more value with his versatility. Thomas has played both forward positions and at center this season. He’s at his best when attacking the basket from either the paint or the perimeter. Thomas is a solid passer who likes to get his teammates involved.
Ken Thomas is always trying to improve his game. He is currently working to improve his jump shot. Thomas continues to build his strength and improve his speed. He has also focused on creating chemistry with his teammates.
Thomas has goals to achieve. He wants to improve as much as possible and lead his team to as many victories as he can. Thomas is dedicated to his teams success. “A goal for my team this season is the same as everybody else’s, that’s to go to the Breslin Center,” he said. Thomas is eyeing a future in college basketball. After that, he hopes to make it to the highest level of the game. Off the court, he wants to finish school with the best grades possible.
Ken Thomas should be front and center for many college coaches. He’s a unique talent with a lot to offer a program at the next level. It will be interesting to watch his recruitment pick up steam over the next couple months.
“My family, friends, teammates, and coaches all motivate me. But I got to give it to my mother. Without her I wouldn’t be playing basketball. She pushes me and tries her best to make sure I’m a good man. She wants nothing but the best for me.” – Ken Thomas