Coleman is an undersized, dynamic point guard that’s a ton of fun to watch, and continues to improve his game. He’s playing as a distributor and tempo pusher at the lead guard spot for LionChaser U so far in grassroots, doing a good job of making solid reads without trying to do anything too fancy or outlandish. Occasional shooter and scorer, but he’s really deferred to teammates and helped them find their own buckets. His unselfishness and skill are a hard-to-find combination in this day and age.

One of the toughest guards in Wake County. He is an electric guard that has the IQ to match. In the open court, he is a blur. In the half-court, he can pick you apart with his passing and court vision or with his ability to play at his pace and get to his spots.
 

Jamyr “Juice” Coleman is one of the fastest-rising guards in the entire class of 2026. Coming off a developmental freshman year playing under locally treasured head coach Emmanuel Chapman at Enloe High School in Raleigh, N.C., Juice proved he’s got what it takes to take command of this Enloe team. Coleman spent the majority of his freshman year backing up senior guard Darian Chamblee Darian Chamblee 6'1" | PG Enloe | 2023 State NC and running the second unit for coach Chapman. Coleman excelled in his role starting off the bench and finishing on the floor last season. And it payed off. Coleman received his first Division 1 offer from the College of Charleston earlier this year. He is a level-headed, calm, and mature player who bought into his role and never lost confidence. And with two of Enloe’s top scorers, Darian Chamblee Darian Chamblee 6'1" | PG Enloe | 2023 State NC and Fisayo Adebimpe Fisayo Adebimpe 6'2" | PG Enloe | 2023 State NC leaving the Eagles, expect Juice’s confidence to soar. This is his offense this season.

Coleman is that dude. He’s got confidence, just the right amount of swagger, and is a leader on the bench and the floor. One of the best ball handlers I’ve seen all season. Plays quick, not fast. Real explosive when breaking the press. In the half-court, he plays with just the right amount of patience. He knows when to attack and when to set up the offense. Mature style of play for only a freshman. Despite a smaller frame, he uses his body well to draw contact and get to the line. Has that dawg mentality that is channeled to take over games at the right time. He is a leader and prides himself on being an extension of his coach on every possession. Juice Coleman is the future of this Enloe program that has been on the come-up, and it’s looking bright with number 1 running the point.

Coming off a breakout freshman year with Enloe High School in Raleigh, Jamyr “Juice” Coleman returns to the Eagles for what is expected to be a standout sophomore season. Coleman spent this season backing up senior guard Darian Chamblee Darian Chamblee 6'1" | PG Enloe | 2023 State NC and ran the second unit for head coach Emanuel Chapman. With two of Enloe’s top scorers, Darian Chamblee Darian Chamblee 6'1" | PG Enloe | 2023 State NC and Fisayo Adebimpe Fisayo Adebimpe 6'2" | PG Enloe | 2023 State NC leaving the program, expect Coleman to be at the helm of the Eagle’s offense.

Coleman is that dude. He’s got confidence, just the right amount of swagger, and is a leader in the huddle and on the floor. One of the best ball handlers I’ve seen all season. Lighting fast with the rock. Real explosive when breaking the press. In the half-court setting, he plays with the right amount of patience. He knows when to attack and when to set up the offense. Real mature for a freshman. Does a great job of attacking the basket. Great footwork under the rim. And despite a smaller frame, uses his body well to draw contact and get to the line. He’s a leader and prides himself on being an extension of his coach on every possession. Juice Coleman is the future of this Enloe program, and it’s looking bright as long as number 1 is bringing the ball up.

Coleman is a 2026 name that is sure to make waves over the next few years. He was instrumental in the victory over Rolesville High School. He is fast and has the ability to be a one man fast break. He touches the paint at will and if he can not get all the way to the basket, he can stop and hit the floater. He is a smart guard who looks to use the hit ahead pass to get his teammates touches. He is a pest defensively.