Jared Mohr Jared Mohr 6'4" | PF Carroll | 2026 State IA carried Carroll throughout this tournament with his endless effort. Jared is an elite scorer who can get it done from about any area on the court, and he displayed that throughout this tournament. He was great as a three-point shooter. He hit many threes both off the catch and off the bounce, and he hit these shots at a high clip. He is a great shooter for his size and position, and his jump shot is super quick and efficient. He went on a hot streak as a shooter in this tournament, and that granted him many hard closeouts, which he was great at attacking with his speed and ball-handling. Jared was elite as a driver because of his use of his body and strength to manufacture lanes to the rim. He was a bowling ball in this tournament that punished whoever dared get in his way. Once he got himself to the rim, he rarely missed due to his soft touch. The midrange was another area of his scoring he showed off. He hit many floaters and hooks in the intermediate areas of the court. His ability as a scorer allowed him to create many shots for his team. He also dominated the glass throughout this tournament. He notched multiple double-doubles using his length and activity to come down with boards. He anchored Carroll’s defense, and he displayed high levels of leadership.

Playing in his final game for Carroll, Mohr nearly helped deliver an epic comeback. He finished with 20 points, 10 rebounds, 3 assists, and 3 steals and concluded a really strong week of play from him that should have grabbed the attention of small college coaches. An athletic, rangy wing who can score from all three levels, he has a real toughness about him.

A lanky four that can put the ball on the deck in addition to scoring around the rim, Jared Mohr Jared Mohr 6'4" | PF Carroll | 2026 State IA was a primary source of offense, even when the Tigers’ offense started to struggle in the second half. Looking almost dead in the water because of McGuire’s performance, Mohr ultiamtely put the nail in the Pella-sized coffin.

Getting a monumental and-one layup to go in the final minutes of the contest, Mohr capitalized the victory by making the free throw and taking command of the game. Finishing with 17 points on 7-of-16 shooting from the floor and adding seven rebounds, Mohr showed that he can compete with some of the other top scoring wings in 3A like McGuire.

Mohr, a 6-5 forward, does it all for the Tigers, leading the team in scoring (15.0), rebounding (8.4), and assists (4.3). Simply put, as he goes, they’ll go. He can create plays off the dribble or in the post, is a good passer, and has been excellent on the glass all year.

-Played with Play4Him Academy 17U

-When I watched, his squad won and they were 3-0

-Nice-sized player

-Solid athlete

-Attack the hoop & got to the FT-line on multiple occasions

-Got buckets with a shooter’s touch roll

-Showed off his range when drilling a 3-pointer

-Picked off a pass in traffic like a safety in football