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Delon Bowen | Prep Hoops Scout
Brown’s catch-and-shoot ability was the centerpiece of his perimeter scoring at Border League. His compact release and minimal dip allowed him to get threes off quickly, making him a threat when the ball swung his way. He paired that shooting with a tight handle to attack closeouts, forcing defenders to account for both his jumper and his ability to get into the paint.
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Read EvaluationBrett Pickarts | Prep Hoops Scout
Jalen Brown
Jalen
Brown
6'5" | CG
Sequoia Prep | 2027
#89
Nation
AZ
was as good as advertised in his evening game I took in. Brown is essentially unguardable when he creates space off closeouts or ball screens. The Wisconsin commit can either get all the way to the paint to finish, or uses his deadly 1-2 pullup to consistently score from the mid range. Brown hit some deep triples in this game showcasing his ability to score at all three levels with ease. Brown is aware of the attention he garners, and spent the second half of this game finding and looking for his teammates to get involved on dumpoff layups or wide open kick out 3s. Brown is the real deal, and will be extremely fun to follow for his senior year and career post high school.
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Read EvaluationMark Miller | Prep Hoops Scout
Prep Hoops Ranking: 5
Brown can affect the outcome in a positive manner from both guard positions and might be at his best when he creates space for his accurate mid-range game. The recent University of Wisconsin commit has been instrumental in the success of the Wauwatosa West program the past three seasons and is one of the contenders for the prestigious Mr. Basketball award in 2026-27. He averaged 20.5 points, 7.2 rebounds, 6.2 assists and 2.9 steals for the Trojans as a junior and is ranked No. 66 nationally in the 2027 class by 247Sports.
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Read EvaluationMark Miller | Prep Hoops Scout
Brown seemed slightly off his game in the first half even though he did score nine points. But he caught fire in the second half and his electric long-distance shooting display in the final four minutes was something to behold. Seemingly sinking each three-point shot from further out of the court, Brown buried four straight triples to keep the outcome in doubt until the final horn sounded. Brown finished with 29 points and five three-point baskets for the Trojans. His combination of size, unselfishness, skill and penchant for making the big plays are major assets for Wauwatosa West, and all of those positive traits to his game figure to translate well to the next level.
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