2020-2021 Stock Risers (Nebraska)
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After an amazing start to the Nebraska high school basketball 2020-2021 season, players have continued to improve. This season, the competition level in the Cornhusker state is at an all-time high. Student-athlete’s have an opportunity to prepare for collegiate play…
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Continue ReadingAfter an amazing start to the Nebraska high school basketball 2020-2021 season, players have continued to improve. This season, the competition level in the Cornhusker state is at an all-time high. Student-athlete’s have an opportunity to prepare for collegiate play with the competitive competition they face. Below are some of Nebraska’s stock risers that continue to rise.
Aidan Hedstrom Aidan Hedstrom 6'4" | SF St. Mary’s | 2022 State NE
6’3″ | SF | St. Mary’s | 2022
Grant Colligan
6’3” | G/SF | Lutheran Northeast | 2021
Grant has a quick release on his jump shot and a picture-perfect follow-thru. At this moment, Colligan leads the state in three-point percentage at 56%. If the defense doesn’t close out on Grant, it’ll be a three-point explosion. If you’re a college coach looking for a shooter, here you go.
Cory Hollinger Cory Hollinger 6'5" | PF Cross County | 2022 State NE
Ranked 28th in the state, Cory is a 6’6 left-handed power forward that can move. Hollinger is 210 pounds averaging 20.0 points per game and ten rebounds. He uses his body very well and able to put the ball on the floor and score. With a stat line as such, it’s obvious Cory can be an asset to a major program.
Quinn Johnson Quinn Johnson 6'3" | SG Loomis | 2022 State NE
Quinn is known for scoring in bunches. His jump shot is pure. He is currently averaging 25.2 points per contest and ranked 33rd in his class (stock has increased). He’s more than a shooter, he can score in several ways. Johnson is fun to watch. He continues to get better and better.
Logan Wiedel
6’5” | SF | Thayer Central | 2021
Logan is a 6’4” senior who plays for Thayer Central High School. As of right now, he leads the state in rebounds averaging 13.3 rebounds per game. Wiedel also scores 16.5 points per contest and is currently averaging a double-double. He uses his size and skill to be a great all-around player. Logan also plays football, which is why he is tough-nosed.