Ibrahim Monawar
Ibrahim Monawar
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Ibrahim Monawar
Ibrahim
Monawar
6'3" | CG
De La Salle | 2026
State
CA-N
| 6’2 PG | De La Salle | 2026
Ibrahim Monawar
Ibrahim
Monawar
6'3" | CG
De La Salle | 2026
State
CA-N
is a poised point guard who rarely gets rattled. He plays with patience and has a great feel for the game. He’s shown a variety of crafty finishes in the lanes while also showing the ability to knock down perimeter shots off the dribble. Monawar is a solid playmaker who understands pace and decision-making, making him a steady lead guard option for a college program.
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Ibrahim Monawar
Ibrahim
Monawar
6'3" | CG
De La Salle | 2026
State
CA-N
| 6’3 PG | 2026
Ibrahim Monawar
Ibrahim
Monawar
6'3" | CG
De La Salle | 2026
State
CA-N
put together a smooth, controlled performance, finishing with 13 points and four assists. He did a really good job probing out of the pick and roll, keeping defenders on his hip and letting the game come to him.
Offensively, Monawar showed good touch and feel, mixing in a variety of floaters and knocking down a couple threes when the defense went under. He played with patience, understanding when to score and when to create for others. On the defensive end, his activity stood out as well, forcing a key tie-up with a strong on-the-ball effort. Monawar’s pace, decision-making, and comfort running offense continue to stand out
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Read EvaluationKevin Spencer | Prep Hoops Scout
Brahim Monawar 6’2” CG: Efficient, Reliable and Built to Win
Brahim Monawar doesn’t need flash to get noticed—his game speaks through efficiency, IQ, and winning plays. A true combo guard, he’s comfortable running the offense at the 1 or playing off the ball as a knockdown shooter at the 2.
He has a smooth, repeatable shooting stroke and can hit shots off the catch or the dribble. But what makes him even tougher to guard is his ability to get into the paint, where he has an arsenal of craft moves such as, creating space with a reverse pivot or spin before rising up for a clean look. It’s quiet but surgical.
What separates Brahim is how sound his decision-making is. He consistently makes the right play—whether it’s kicking out to a shooter, dropping a dime on a drive, or pulling up when the defense gives him space. He plays the game with purpose and doesn’t waste possessions.
A lot of what he does flies under the radar, but Brahim Monawar is the kind of player every coach would wants in clutch moments.
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Read EvaluationBritt Wright | Prep Hoops Scout
The lone returning starter from last season takes on a new role. He’s a high IQ prospect with good basketball skills. He’s a solid combo guard who’ll have more shot opportunities. He makes cuts, uses screens to free himself up for jump shots, he hits the 3ptr. He use his savvy ball handling to get into the paint for assists, and points.
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Read EvaluationBritt Wright | Prep Hoops Scout
He was a key contributor on one of NorCal’s top programs. A solid, versatile guard who does an excellent job of running a team. He’s a trusted ball handler with a high level of decision making. His quality handles, passing, and timely shot making put this team in the NorCal Open Championship.
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Read EvaluationBritt Wright | Prep Hoops Scout
He’s proven himself to be a quality combo guard handling the ball up top facilitating in half-court sets, with patience, vision and good passing around the perimeter. He’s good off ball spotting up for 3’s with good looks, using his dribble drive for paint jumpers, passes and mid-range shots for high percentage shooting. (27 to 12).
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Read EvaluationBritt Wright | Prep Hoops Scout
He’s steady, and productive in this offense. He’s a true combo right now, he brings it up often, did okay handling, and helping with ball pressure. He showed patience up top keeping his dribble live, waiting for the play to develop. He can penetrate, dish, plant, and hit the paint jumper. He moves, and screens off ball. He can hit the 3ptr if left open. Game 2: 7R, 9Pts,
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Read EvaluationGreg Stein | Prep Hoops Scout
Ibrahim provided a huge lift in De La Salle’s win over Corona Centennial on Saturday night. Monawar finished the game with 22 points, 6 rebounds, and 4 threes, a few of which were very timely and important in securing the victory. He scored the ball efficiently and effectively and never looked like backing down against the defending Southern Section champs. Ibrahim can fit in almost any offense because of his ability to play with or without the ball and the spacing that he provides to a half-court offense with his three point shooting.
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Read EvaluationBritt Wright | Prep Hoops Scout
He’s proven he can handle the pressures of running the point position against quality competition playing with Soldiers EYBL 15, and handling things up top with his HS team in the Spring. He can move off ball and put up 3’s along the perimeter, fill lanes in transition. He makes good decisions on the court.
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