Elite Scorer in Transition Year After NAIA All-American Season
The 6'4" junior guard is navigating a significant step up after an explosive 2024-25 campaign at Dordt (NAIA), where he earned All-American First Team honors with 22.7 PPG on 40.7% from three[3]. Now at Western Illinois (NCAA Division I), Lorenzen is adjusting to stiffer competition, averaging 14.7 PPG on 39% shooting in 2025-26[4][9]. His elite scoring instincts and three-point range remain his calling cards, though his efficiency has dipped slightly. A high-volume scorer with proven ability to get hot (25 games with 20+ points last season)[3], Lorenzen offers immediate offensive punch but is still proving he can sustain elite production at the D-I level.
