harlot is a bulldog on the floor who becomes a constant nuisance for opposing teams whenever he checks into the game. He thrives on making hustle plays and uses his low center of gravity and quick hands to come up with steals and disrupt offensive actions. Offensively, Charlot does a nice job scoring around the basket and has a polished array of finishes that allow him to convert in traffic. He also possesses a strong feel for the game, consistently making the right reads and setting up teammates for quality scoring opportunities. His toughness, energy, and ability to impact the game on both ends make him a valuable presence every time he steps on the court.

Charlot, a multi-year standout in the CIAC, will join the Class of 2028 and head to Cushing Academy in Massachusetts. The 5’10” guard picked up an offer this spring from Fairfield and has the chance to add more this weekend as his combination of scoring, playmaking, and defensive instincts is sure to catch the eye of college coaches. He does a great job of finding his bigs in scoring positions off of his drives, gets wherever he wants in the half-court off the bounce, and is a tough scorer in the mid-range. Defensively, he can really move his feet and, when combined with his quick hands, is a threat to pick opposing guards any time they cross half-court.

Charlot, a junior guard out of Notre Dame Prep of Sacred Heart, is among the top playmakers in the juniors class in New England. He’s a 20.0 point per game scorer that can also step on the floor and rack up 10+ assists on any given night. He plays with elite quickness on both ends of the floor, has the ball on a string as a ball-handler, and has a deep bag as a scorer around the basket. His ability to make plays for others enhances his ability to score himself, opening up driving lanes and shooting windows from behind the arc. He plays with poise, toughness, and confidence and thrives as a three level scorer each and every night he takes the floor.

+33 (#63 to #30)

Charlot, a guard out of Notre Dame High School Fairfield in Connecticut, rose 33 spots in this update and now sits at #30 overall. Charlot is one of the top public school guards in the region, regardless of class. He’s an electric scorer that does a great job of creating his shot in the half-court, while also showing the ability to run an offense and make good decisions with the ball in his hands. He does a great job of making decisions out of ball screens offensively, and on the other end of the floor, is able to guard the length of the floor in space with his quickness and lateral mobility.

Charlot, a junior guard out of Notre Dame High School Fairfield, is one of the top point guards in the state. His ability to run an offense, leading to easy baskets for his team, is second to none in Connecticut. He plays with elite quickness, has a terrific feel for the game out of ball screens, and does a great job of making plays off the bounce that lead to scoring opportunities. On the other end of the floor, he can defend in space with terrific lateral quickness, using his speed to make life difficult for opponents at the point of attack.

Charlot is a crafty guard with impressive quickness and advanced ball-handling skills. He uses his speed and shiftiness to create space and keep defenders on their heels. His ability to make plays off the dribble and finish in tight spaces makes him a constant offensive threat. Charlot’s poise and skill set allow him to impact the game both as a scorer and a facilitator.

Charlot, a lead guard out of Notre Dame-Fairfield in Connecticut, is a dynamic ball-handler and on-ball defender. He has the ball on a string as a creator, showing the ability to play at different speeds and change directions with ease. He accepts double teams without being sped up, makes good decisions out of ball screens, and is a creative passer off the bounce. He has good burst and the ability to score around the rim with explosiveness and creativity. Defensively, he has elite foot quickness and does a good job of using his hands to create steals without fouling.

Coming off the bench to lead a platoon of five subs, Charlot changed the tenor of the game while getting Riverside out to a halftime lead. A throwback-style floor general with his finger steadily on the pulse of the game, he sets an aggressive tone with his bothersome on-ball defense and dynamic dribble-drive play. While he’s always ready to get the ball out of his hands at a moment’s notice, Charlot also showed proficiency creating his own offense as a downhill scorer. A necessary trait for any guard hoping to translate to D1 at his size, the defensive intensity and instincts really jump off the page at times as well. Charlot locks himself into being a D1 prospect (and gives himself a chance to rise even further) with continued work on incorporating a consistent outside shot to keep defenses honest.