Isaac Zarate
Isaac Zarate
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Brett Pickarts | Prep Hoops Scout
The six-foot prospect from Wisconsin Lutheran was efficient in 3 on 3 runs and 5 on 5 games in Appleton. What stood out right away with Zarate’s game, was his ability to knock down deep triples, as he buried two college range threes in the first competition session. In addition to his pure shooting, Isaac had a nice jab step take off the bounce, and was a smooth operator from the mid range as he converted a nice spin turn-around jumper.
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Read EvaluationMax Wagner | Prep Hoops Scout
With how loaded the team currently is, it may take Isaac a year or two to get consistent varsity minutes, but he’s certainly a player to know moving forward. One of the best pure shooters I saw all day, he doesn’t need much space to get his shot off, and already gets some good elevation on his three point jumper. Isaac does a great job of catching and quickly getting squared up to the rim off the move, allowing him to get his shots off before defenders can close out on him.
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Read EvaluationMark Miller | Prep Hoops Scout
The next in line as a stellar backcourt prospect for powerhouse Wisconsin Lutheran, Zarate might have to play on the JV1 squad this winter due to the deep talent in the Vikings’ program, but most consider him one of the better players in the state’s 2030 class. Like others on this list, Zarate has a high basketball IQ and advanced skills for his age. A key player for a very good Davis Brothers Elite 14U squad this past club season, Zarate can play either guard spot and is a dependable shooter as well.
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