New Ranking: 32
Previous Ranking: 46

The potential of Juarez-Quinn was never questioned. Those who have watched his development over the past couple of years knew he had it in him to become a dominant player in the Woodland East Conference and that’s exactly what he did as a senior. The rangy wing prospect averaged 23.6 points and 5.8 rebounds while helping Greenfield to a 15-12 record. He also pitched in 2.6 assists per game while leading the team in made three-point baskets with 67.

A returning second-team all-Woodland East Conference performer, Juarez-Quinn is the lone returning starter from a Greenfield squad that went 23-4 and won the league title under coach Ryan DePouw. He averaged 14.0 points and 4.1 rebounds as a junior and those numbers figure to soar in 2025-26 as he becomes the focal point of the Hustlin’ Hawks offense. Juarez-Quinn helped Greenfield to wins over Elkhorn, The Prairie School and Brookfield Academy with his ability to score from the perimeter while also holding his own on defense near the basket. He scored 31 points in a 53-42 win over The Prairie School and did so at all three levels, swishing three triples, going four-of-five from the foul line and making some mid-range jump shots. A mobile player with good length and athleticism, Juarez-Quinn could blossom into one of the top players in the Woodland with increased strength and weight.