Meek Ater brings size, efficient finishes, and upside to Menlo’s frontcourt
In the 2025-26 season, Meek Ater has been a low-usage but efficient forward for Menlo Oaks, averaging 5.0 points and 2.0 rebounds on 66.7% shooting in ESPN’s season snapshot, while Menlo’s roster lists him as a 6'8" junior from Yirol, South Sudan[1][2]. He’s the kind of big who can help a team with length, rim-side finishing, and physical presence without needing touches, and his early Menlo minutes suggest a role player with room to grow into a steadier frontcourt piece[2][6].
