Jacob Kjarval

Boasting extreme speed, strength, and athleticism, Kjarval is a classic 3 & D player with an old school dog mentality.

Offensively, Kjarval combines elite level long distance shooting to punish defenses with the three ball while possessing rare explosiveness to get to the basket to take advantage of his uncanny finishing ability or his elite court vision to facilitate.

His smothering on-the-ball defense is a staple of his defensive repertoire, and he is routinely relied upon to defend the opposing team’s primary ballhandler and top offensive player.

As a true freshman at Thousand Oaks High School, Kjarval averaged 21ppg winning the team MVP.

As a sophomore and during the shortened Covid season, Kjarval again averaged 20ppg winning his team’s MVP once again.

As a junior, Kjarval lead his team to the elite eight in the CIF state playoffs. His elite defense was continually singled out as a reason for the team’s success, even in light of the team being dealt critical injuries. Again, he was relied upon to guard the opposing teams’ best players and again, Kjarval rose to the challenge continually shutting down numerous league MVP candidates and doing so against the actual league MVP. This led to Kjarval wining defensive player of the year.