KYAN
HUDSON
BUILT FOR
THE NEXT LEVEL
Kyan Hudson is a 6'1" guard from Eastern Greene High School in Bloomfield, Indiana — a true two-way playmaker who combines elite court vision and ball-handling with the scoring punch to attack from anywhere on the floor.
A member of the Class of 2028, Kyan runs the offense for the Thunderbirds while also functioning as a primary scorer — posting 15.0 PPG and 3.8 APG as a sophomore and ranking #16 in Indiana in charges drawn. His ability to push pace, create for teammates, and knock down shots off the dribble makes him a matchup problem at every level.
On the AAU circuit, Kyan competes for Grand Park Premier — one of Indiana's top travel programs — sharpening his game against elite competition from across the Midwest.
GAME FILM &
HIGHLIGHTS
View Kyan's full highlight library on Hudl, including his complete Sophomore 25–26 season reel and individual game clips.
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EXCELLENCE
ON & OFF THE COURT
Kyan's commitment to excellence extends beyond basketball. He is a high-achieving student on track for an Academic Honors diploma and an active leader in his school community.
Unweighted Grade Point Average
Pursuing a degree in Business upon enrollment
National Honor Society
Recognized for academic excellence, character, leadership, and service.
Student Athlete Leadership Team
Selected to represent student-athletes and promote a culture of leadership at Eastern Greene.
Academic Honors Diploma
On track to graduate with Indiana's Academic Honors distinction — the state's highest diploma track.
GAME PHOTOS
Eastern Greene Thunderbirds — 2024–25 & 2025–26 seasons
VIDEO CLIPS
Shooter
Shooting mechanics & range
Fadeaway
Mid-range fadeaway & shot creation
GRAND PARK
PREMIER
Kyan competes on the AAU circuit with Grand Park Premier Basketball, one of Indiana's top travel programs. Playing at the highest club level sharpens his game against elite competition from across the Midwest and beyond.
AAU Jersey: #12
@gppbasketballSUMMER 2026 AAU
NCAA Live Periods — Coaches Can Watch
NCAA Live Periods are the only windows when Division 1 coaches are permitted to observe prospects in person at off-campus events. Kyan will be competing in 3 Live Period tournaments this season — prime opportunities for coaching staffs to evaluate him directly.