Ben Bolton is a 6'3" Shooting Guard in the 2027 class.
Bolton attends Jacksonville in Texas.
Bolton's Player Profile was created on September 9, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Ben
BoltonSG
Class
2027
Height
6'3"
HS
Jacksonville
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TX
TABC Showcase: Day 1 Breakout Stock Risers
Great basketball build with long arms, broad shoulders, and a defined physique. Once he saw one fall, he...
Written by DeVontae Cobb
Ben
BoltonSG
Class
2027
Height
6'3"
HS
Jacksonville
|
TX
2027s Who Elevated Their Stock at Team Camp
Ben Bolton proved to be a deadly three-point shooter that defenses must account for and stay attached to...
Written by DeVontae Cobb
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DeVontae Cobb
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Great basketball build with long arms, broad shoulders, and a defined physique. Once he saw one fall, he scored in bunches on consecutive possessions, using just one or two dribbles while making every bounce count. Ben BoltonBenBolton
6'3" | SG
Jacksonville | 2027 StateTX
‘s someone a coach can play through or draw up actions for, as he executed sets perfectly, drilling his first three-pointer off a dribble handoff flowing toward the weak-side corner. Bolton excelled in drift, fan, and flare actions, showing next-level movement as he spaced the floor while the defense focused on the ball. His fundamentals stood out, willingly jump-stopping into the lane for pull-ups and playing off two feet around the basket. As efficient of a shooter as they come, it was clear from the confidence and consistency in his stroke that he puts countless hours into his shooting, particularly from beyond the arc. He finished with 33 points and 7 made three-pointers, including 4 in the second half, proving to be a truly remarkable catch-and-shoot performer. Misses were rare and often rimmed in and out, showcasing his elite precision.
Ben BoltonBenBolton
6'3" | SG
Jacksonville | 2027 StateTX
proved to be a deadly three-point shooter that defenses must account for and stay attached to at all times. Anytime Bolton got to his spots, whether off the dribble or by using his spatial awareness to find openings along the perimeter, he made defenses pay by consistently drilling three-pointers, particularly from the right wing. Bolton changed the game as a primary scoring option, with teammates constantly looking to find him first. Whether crossing half court, creating second-chance opportunities, pushing the pace in transition, or locating him as the trailer, his teammates understood the value of putting the ball in his hands.