Utah Tech guard Hunter Schenck brings disruptive defense, but scoring efficiency is still a work in progress
Hunter Schenck entered Utah Tech as a guard known for two-way activity and ball pressure: in his 2025 freshman season he averaged 2.6 steals and 0.9 blocks in limited minutes, showing real disruption potential even though his scoring efficiency was low (27.9% eFG, 32.8% TS). He was a high-volume high-school scorer at Weber High, including a 23-point-per-game stretch, so the offensive upside is there if his shot catches up. He profiles as a tough, energetic rotation piece who can help a team with defense and competitiveness, while needing development as a consistent scorer.[1][2][4][5]
