Imaad Johnson
Imaad Johnson
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Ralph Jean-Francois | Prep Hoops Scout
Emerging as a high impact connective piece on the wing amongst this extremely talented St. Joe’s Metuchen group,
Imaad Johnson
Imaad
Johnson
6'3" | SG
St. Joe's Metuchen | 2027
State
NJ
often times proved why he remained an intricate part to this group capturing a GMC title and reaching the NJSIAA South Non-Public A final in an impressive first year turn around under new head coach Mark Taylor, bringing significant value on both ends of the floor, fitting naturally into the offense while providing tough high energy on ball defense. Settling into becoming a seamless offensive fit throughout the whole season, Johnson made an efficient and meaningful impact within the flow of the game— showing an ability to knock down perimeter shots as a spot up shooter and attack closeouts with purpose to finish in different ways at the rim. Defensively, Johnson’s instincts routinely stood out, as he was often tasked with guarding the opponent’s most dangerous perimeter player— applying constant ball pressure, picking up full court, fighting through different ball screens, and consistently holding his stance at the point of attack.
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Ralph Jean-Francois | Prep Hoops Scout
Emerging as a high impact connective piece on the wing amongst this extremely talented St. Joe’s Metuchen group,
Imaad Johnson
Imaad
Johnson
6'3" | SG
St. Joe's Metuchen | 2027
State
NJ
often times proved why he remained an intricate part to this group capturing a GMC title and reaching the NJSIAA South Non-Public A final in an impressive first year turn around under new head coach Mark Taylor, bringing significant value on both ends of the floor, fitting naturally into the offense while providing tough high energy on ball defense. Settling into becoming a seamless offensive fit throughout the whole season, Johnson made an efficient and meaningful impact within the flow of the game— showing an ability to knock down perimeter shots as a spot up shooter and attack closeouts with purpose to finish in different ways at the rim. Defensively, Johnson’s instincts routinely stood out, as he was often tasked with guarding the opponent’s most dangerous perimeter player— applying constant ball pressure, picking up full court, fighting through different ball screens, and consistently holding his stance at the point of attack.
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