LaMarre impressed with Skills Center Elite on the UA Rise Circuit this summer. The Tampa Prep floor general is a skilled ball handler who plays with good pace and has an impressive command of the basketball. He sees the floor well, uses screens effectively and is a capable playmaker who creates opportunities for his teammates. LaMarre can also make defenses pay from the perimeter as a capable open shot maker from beyond the arc.

LaMarre has put together a more productive summer that will build momentum heading into senior season. Averaging 11.4 points, 5.4 rebounds, and 3.1 assists per game, he continues showing the value of a well-rounded lead guard. He plays under control, keeps the offense flowing, and rarely forces difficult possessions. His outside shot has become a dependable weapon, while his ability to get into the paint creates opportunities for both himself and teammates. LaMarre also rebounds exceptionally well for his position, adding another layer to his overall impact. His consistency throughout multiple events has made him a guard worth keeping on recruiting radars.

LaMarre continues to impress as a composed lead guard who understands when to facilitate and when to hunt his own offense. His shooting range forces defenses to adjust, while his decision-making keeps the offense organized. The overall package has made him one of the more reliable backcourt performers on the circuit.

Few guards controlled the tempo for their program better than LaMarre during the circuit. He understands how to run a team, keeps teammates involved, and knows when to take over offensively. His shooting ability forces defenders over screens, creating opportunities for both himself and others. There’s a calmness to his game that makes everything look easy, and college programs have already started to take notice.

A third member of Tampa Prep’s 21–6 team, LaMarre serves as the floor general for SCE. The junior has a strong command of the basketball, sees the floor well, and is a capable playmaker who keeps others involved. He does a good job utilizing ball screens and is more than capable of knocking down shots from beyond the arc, making him a well rounded lead guard.

The junior guard was dribbling the ball effortlessly, demonstrating his exceptional skills. He achieved a team-high 5 assists, complementing his impressive double-digit points. His guard skills were simply overwhelming for Riverview, making it impossible for them to stop or even contain him. Despite the pressure, Prep maintained control throughout the entire game.

Lamarre demonstrates exceptional leadership on the court. His court vision enables him to perceive the court and dissect the defense. Lamarre’s remarkable passing and setting up his team mates are truly impressive. The guard consistently creates shots for his teammates with precise passes. Additionally, Jackson is averaging double-digit scoring this season, showcasing his dual threat capabilities with the ball. Jackson is gradually establishing himself as a true leader on the court.

The rising junior is really making his case as one of the top shooters in the class of 2027. LaMarre is a very smart player who always seems to make the right decision. He shoots the 3-ball at a very high rate, and can create his own shot, or be very effective with the catch and shoot. LaMarre is a solid defender who also rebounds the ball well from the guard position.