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Mackenzie Mgbako

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Gladstone, NJRoselle Catholic
Jersey
#21
Pos
SF
HT / WT
6-8 / 210
Class
JR
NIL Valuation
Experience
2025 – 2025
Year
Junior
Age
1
The Journey
Class of 2023
Texas A&M Aggies
ENROLLED
Indiana Hoosiers
Indiana Hoosiers
2023 – 2024
TRANSFER
Roselle Catholic Lions
HIGH SCHOOL
GI
HIGH SCHOOL

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Scouting Report

Approved · Apr 8, 2023

Mackenzie Mgbako

Scouted byJamie ShawSenior National Recruiting Analyst
SF2023 · Basketball

The efficiency Mackenzie Mgbako played with stood out. He has a strong frame with long arms and good size. I thought Mgbako moved really well here on defense, showing he could slide his feet with perimeter players in a possible 3&D archetype. Mgbako played within two dribbles and got to what he wanted on offense. While he could finish better at the rim, he knocked down the shots he was supposed make and got to the free throw line. Mgbako also showed toughness on the boards. He finished with 22 points and 8 rebounds. He was 6-14 FG, 2-5 3P,…

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Personal Life

Mackenzie Mgbako describes himself as a 6-foot-8 wing who “can put it on the ground and push in transition.” After the 2021-2022 season, Mgbako was named to NJ.com’s All-State First-Team and was also named the Skyland Conference Player of the Year after averaging 19.5 points, 10.6 points and 2.9 assists. That combination helped him become one of the most heavily recruited players in the 2023 recruiting class and an On3 Consensus five-star prospect. Mgbako played originally at Gill St. Bernard’s, but he transferred to New Jersey powerhouse Roselle Catholic before the start of his senior year. He was joined at the school by his younger brother, Ethan. Before he transferred Gill St. Bernard’s coach Mergin Sina told NJ.com that his ability to do it all makes him special. “Obviously, he can play multiple positions,” Sina said. “He’s really learned to be more versatile, so I think that’s really going to translate to the next level.”

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