Largent capped off another highly successful season at De Beque, finishing his career with 19.2 points, 6.1 rebounds and 5.5 assists. He was a consistent scoring threat, regularly hitting double figures and exploding for an eye popping 39 point performance. Offensively he was nearly impossible to stop and deadly in the mid range and relentless when attacking the rim. His quickness and ability to change direction with ease made him a nightmare for defenders. Add in his playmaking and all around production, and it’s clear he was one of the most dynamic and impactful players in the area

Largent is sitting on nearly 1500 points in his career, and if he’s able to push his 21.6 points a game up just a bit, he could clear the 2,000 mark in his career. He’s been a force and has De Beque playing their best ball of the season. He’s a stat-stuffing guard who we saw come out and compete at our events this summer, and we know that he belongs. He’s a shooter that lights it up from deep at times, he can score with the best of them, and is also at 6.6 rebounds a game. For a prospect who is such a prolific scorer, he’s also a stellar passer and unselfish guard as well. He’s putting up 6.2 assists a game and leading his team the right way. We’re high on Largent and want to see him continue his stellar play. 

Largent is the player who makes everything run smoother for De Beque. He’s constantly engaged always playing with his head up and seeing the floor a step ahead. Whether he’s pushing the pace, finding open teammates, or creating his own look, he keeps the offense flowing. His quick shot makes him a threat the moment he touches the ball, forcing defenses to stay locked in. What really stands out is his hustle and nonstop activity. Largent’s energy is contagious whether he’s diving for loose balls or fighting for rebounds he does all the little things that help his team win. That combination of court vision, quick scoring and relentless effort makes him a true leader and a player to watch

Largent thrived as an off-ball contributor who slashed in 3-on-3, grabbed rebounds, and went right back up. He was one of the more active players at the event. In 5-on-5, it was much more of the same as he showed a high motor and willingness to do the little things. He ran the floor, cut hard, and created easy looks without forcing bad shots. His decision-making and energy allowed him to fit seamlessly in the showcase’s fast pace, proving he’s a player who competes and finds ways to impact every possession.