Harold Remo already looks fully prepared for collegiate competition, controlling the game in multiple ways on both ends of the floor. Defensively, he locked in and forced turnovers against opposing guards at will. On the offensive end, he consistently broke down defenses and finished strong at the rim. The Northwestern commit is primed to take his talents to the next level and confidently tackle the challenges of college basketball.

Remo is a coaches dream for several reasons. The word is that coaches come to Louisiana looking for dawgs. Remo is one of those players. He is relentless as a defender, and could easily be considered one of the top 5 perimeter defenders in the state. He dropped 18 in a tense match up and his game is as complete as they come. He can score on all three levels and just works hard from end to end in every single game on every possession. He scored 10 of NCHS fourth quarter 20 points proving that he shows up in the biggest moments of the game. Coaches searching for a Louisiana dawg should not look past Remo. He checks all the boxes.

Remo is a tough competitor who could easily be highlighted as a point guard, a defensive specialist, or a wing player—he’s more than each position and among the toughest competitors in the gym. It’s clear he’s a true hooper who spends a lot of time in the gym. Remo is a downhill scorer who can also knock down mid-range shots. He excels in the open court, but plays smart and efficient in set offenses. Expect him to be a leading figure for Natchitoches this season and to make a name for himself in the rankings as he continues to showcase his abilities in games.