Recently named the top player in Ohio’s Class of 2032 by Top 25 Scouts, Geno Land’s rise is backed by what shows up every time he steps on the floor.

At 6’2” with exceptional length, the Cincinnati (Mason) native pairs size and reach with elite ball-handling, making him a nightmare mismatch for smaller guards. He plays with rare poise and confidence, controlling the pace and never forcing the moment. A true showman, Geno competes with flair while remaining composed — breaking down defenders, creating space, and attacking the rim with purpose.

His length and awareness impact both ends of the floor, from finishing through contact to disrupting passing lanes and defending multiple positions. Just as importantly, he elevates those around him, anchoring a Midwest program that is quickly becoming one to watch on the regional and national stage.

There’s no mystery behind the recognition. His game is complete, his presence undeniable — and if you’ve seen him play, it’s easy to see why he’s landed at the top of Ohio’s 2032 class.