James Martin
James Martin
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Max Wagner | Prep Hoops Scout
James had a big game for East Ridge in the win over #1 ranked CDH. The 2025 guard hit a few clutch threes in the second half which blew the game open, allowing East Ridge to coast the finish over the last few minutes. Leading up to that point, James was using his quickness to get to dangerous spots on the floor, able to score over size with floaters, or deliver accurate and well timed passes to his teammates. At 5’10 he doesn’t have a ton of size, but his lateral quickness makes him a pest on the defensive end, where he’s able to pressure the ball hard and fight to get over screens. He finished with 22 points and 4 assists in the win.
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Read EvaluationTeddy Bahu | Prep Hoops Scout
The 5’10” MN Fury guard stepped up vs Powerhouse Sunday morning. Footwork and ball control was sensational and he used that to break off defenders on numerous instances. Buried a few 3-pointers while creating buckets transition. Underrated on-ball defender despite his height. Dished out plenty of assists, too. One of many key contributors in a 58-54 win.
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Read EvaluationJack Pfeiffer | Prep Hoops Scout
James was a player that I was not very familiar with coming into the weekend, but I was very impressed with the performance he turned in. He was putting in work on both ends of the floor, grabbing loose balls, getting his hands in passing in lanes, and poking the ball free from opposing ball handlers. He also showed off his well rounded offensive game with some coast-to-coast finishes in transition and extending his range beyond the three-point line. Martin is an all around player who really caught my eye with one of the top outings I saw all day. He is currently a sophomore at East Ridge.
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