Carter Mccarn, - Prep Hoops

Carter Mccarn

Shooting Guard

2025 Class

6'6" Height

Georgia Force Christian School

SEBA FCI Warriors Club

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Carter Mccarn is a 6'6" Shooting Guard in the 2025 class. Mccarn attends Georgia Force Christian in Georgia and plays club basketball for SEBA FCI Warriors. Mccarn's Player Profile was created on December 11, 2022. Subscribe to Prep Hoops to see where Carter Mccarn is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Kyle Sandy

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Netted offers from Reinhardt and Bob Jones in April. Wiry guard is a knockdown three-point shooter. 6-foot-5 guard averaged 26 points, 7.8 rebounds, 3.5 assists and 2.2 steals. Splashed 112-288 (39%) threes. Sank 137 free throws at an 85% rate.

1 year ago

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Akiem Bailum

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Speaking of offers, they are starting to come in for this veteran from the metro-Atlanta area. Voorhees College was the school that McCarn announced had him on their radars. One can see why that is the case. McCarn can be very accurate from behind the 3-point line, which is why it is fitting he can play the two as a shooting guard. He has plenty of height at 6-foot-5 which helps his versatility as he can play the three as well as he can play the two. Southeast Basketball Academy was the organization that he played his travel ball with recently. Something tells us Voorhees will not be the only school that wants him to wear its colors after he graduates following the 2024-25 campaign.

3 years ago

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Cam Rickers

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Carter Mccarn Carter Mccarn 6'6" | SG Georgia Force Christian | 2025 State GA is another guy that flys under the radar because of where he plays. McCarn is homeschooled and plays for Georgia Force Christian but is doing everything he can to put his name on the map. Just last week, he set the school record with 13 three-pointers in one game, finishing with 41 points. He’s got great size for a shooting guard at 6’5 and should continue to fill out which will help him around the basket. I think the biggest question around McCarn is the competition he’s playing against so hopefully he’ll face some tougher teams on the spring circuit and show what he can do.