Harper Quesada is a 6'4" Small Forward/Power Forward in the 2028 class.
Quesada attends Silver Creek in Colorado and plays club basketball for Colorado Titans.
Quesada's Player Profile was created on March 30, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Harper
QuesadaSF/PF
Class
2028
Height
6'4"
HS
Silver Creek
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CO
Wings Who Are Catching Our Attention Through May From 2028 Class
Quesada is turning heads this summer with the way he impacts the game on both ends of the...
Written by Bobby Lopez
Harper
QuesadaSF/PF
Class
2028
Height
6'4"
HS
Silver Creek
|
CO
6A/5A/4A Granite Peaks: 2028 Prospects Already Leaving Their Mark
Quesada is a player to be very high on at Silver Creek, already showing why his upside is...
Written by Bobby Lopez
Harper
QuesadaSF/PF
Class
2028
Height
6'4"
HS
Silver Creek
|
CO
2028s Bigs we want to see at the Sophomore ID Camp
Harper certainly has the size at 6’4, but he also has the skill to match it. He gets...
Written by Duvalier Johnson
Harper
QuesadaSF/PF
Class
2028
Height
6'4"
HS
Silver Creek
|
CO
Clamp Gods in the Class of 2028 Turning Up This July
Harper Quesada is any coach’s ideal starting forward, and his versatility playing either the 3 or 4 makes...
Written by Logan Benson
Harper
QuesadaSF/PF
Class
2028
Height
6'4"
HS
Silver Creek
|
CO
On the Edge: Will These 2028s Crack the Top 25?
Harper Quesada checks so many boxes. He finishes with either hand, runs the floor fluidly, and has a...
Written by Duvalier Johnson
Harper
QuesadaSF/PF
Class
2028
Height
6'4"
HS
Silver Creek
|
CO
2028 Forwards Ready to Make Giant Leaps
Quesada has been a constant force in the paint this summer. He has been able to dominate down...
Written by Bobby Lopez
Harper
QuesadaSF/PF
Class
2028
Height
6'4"
HS
Silver Creek
|
CO
2028 Rankings Update: Wings Up Next
Quesada’s recent crack at the rotation at Silver Creek is in large part from the 6’3 frame and...
Written by Clayton Conover
Harper
QuesadaSF/PF
Class
2028
Height
6'4"
HS
Silver Creek
|
CO
Mile High Hoops Freshmen Academy: Versatile Two-Way Names
Quesada took advantage of the openings in the lane, willing to go at the rim, even through potential...
Written by Clayton Conover
Harper
QuesadaSF/PF
Class
2028
Height
6'4"
HS
Silver Creek
|
CO
Colorado Freshman Showcase: Team 4
Quesada worked hard on the glass, always lurking for rebounds on either end of the floor. He did...
Written by Clayton Conover
Bobby Lopez | Prep Hoops Scout
Bobby Lopez
Prep Hoops Scout
Quesada is turning heads this summer with the way he impacts the game on both ends of the floor. His motor stands out immediately, constantly running the floor hard and creating easy opportunities in transition. In the half court he has a great feel for timing backdoor cuts, slipping behind the defense for clean finishes and keeping defenders on edge at all times. When left open he confidently steps into his jumper and knocks down shots from the perimeter. Defensively he competes every possession, stays active and makes things difficult with his effort and awareness. Quesada is showing he understands how to play winning basketball, and that kind of complete impact keeps drawing attention all summer long
Quesada is a player to be very high on at Silver Creek, already showing why his upside is so intriguing. He’s a natural scorer and capable playmaker who’s making the most of his quality minutes so far. Over the summer he proved that when given the opportunity, he can completely take over games with his ability to put up points and control the glass. With continued chances and confidence, Quesada has the talent and mentality to become a major impact player as the season moves forward
Harper certainly has the size at 6’4, but he also has the skill to match it. He gets out in transition as a runner and finishes, he grabs the boards and goes right up with it, and also navigates inside. Harper is a two-way standout who covers up holes defensively. He had a pretty good summer, and now it is about proving it a bit more than he belongs up there and can rise. We want to see him at the showcase as an all-around player.
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6'4" | SF/PF
Silver Creek | 2028 StateCO
is any coach’s ideal starting forward, and his versatility playing either the 3 or 4 makes him that much more dynamic. As only an incoming sophomore, Quesada has already nailed down most defensive principles and has improved his hustle immensely. Quesada communicates with his guys and shows constant heart on both ends of the floor. Look for Quesada to continue to dominate and get his name out.
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6'4" | SF/PF
Silver Creek | 2028 StateCO
checks so many boxes. He finishes with either hand, runs the floor fluidly, and has a back-to-the-basket game that’s only getting sharper. He uses his length to finish through contact and make impact plays on both ends. What stands out is his anticipation on defense, especially in help-side situations for a loaded Titans team. His timing, instincts, and physical tools are already impressive, and once he bulks up and adds a more reliable perimeter game, he could become a dominant two-way presence. Harper’s ceiling is high, and he’s only scratching the surface of what he can be.
Quesada has been a constant force in the paint this summer. He has been able to dominate down low with his physical tools and feel for the game. His strong frame and excellent body positioning give him a clear edge when battling for space to seal his defender or securing rebounds. What’s really setting him apart is his footwork. It is fluid and precise, allowing him to create high percentage looks around the rim. Paired with his size and athleticism, Quesada is a reliable scorer inside but also a relentless presence on the glass. His interior play continues to elevate his impact every time he steps on the floor
Quesada’s recent crack at the rotation at Silver Creek is in large part from the 6’3 frame and willingness to be physical around the rim. Always in play for second chance opportunities, the coaching staff realizes he is among the handful of names capable at the varsity level, largely from motor alone.
Quesada took advantage of the openings in the lane, willing to go at the rim, even through potential contact. A steady finisher with either hand while going at the rim full speed, the wing brings size and quick decisonmaking to thee table.
Quesada worked hard on the glass, always lurking for rebounds on either end of the floor. He did well getting out early on the break, setting himself up for success in those circumstances.