Jasiah Narcisse
Jasiah Narcisse
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Brian Flinn | Prep Hoops Scout
I touched on it a little two weeks ago after his Smartball performance- but Narcisse is in line for one of the biggest rises/debuts in the next version of the 2029 rankings. A legitimate 6-foot-3, he is as dangerous a passer as he is a slasher. A good frame and quick hands make him just as effective on the defensive end as well. He changed games in limited minutes last year- and looked great with New Heights during the AAU season. This is one I feel good about being out in front on.
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Read EvaluationBrian Flinn | Prep Hoops Scout
Simply put, the breakout is coming at some point this year. A standout at every age group so far, Narcisse shined when given opportunity as a freshman. Now as a sophomore on a team that will be looking for offense next to
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6'3" | SF/SG
Nazareth | 2028
State
NY
, Narcisse will be expected to step up. With good size and vision, he spent most of his round of 16 game setting the table for his teammates, but went on a quick 9-0 run himself in the first half. More minutes this season should do him well.
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Read EvaluationBrian Reichert | Prep Hoops Scout
Head Coach Gary Ervin did a masterful job of developing Narcisse on the lower level before bringing up him up late last season. He’s a super quick guard who likes to attack the basket, hit tough shots and create offense. His confidence is now sky high, he should have an even bigger role for his Sophomore campaign and expect him to be one of the top playmakers in the CHSAA this winter. Keep buying stock in Narcisse because Nazareth has an emerging star.
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Read EvaluationAri Rosenfeld | Prep Hoops Scout
Coming off the bench and providing a massive spark as Nazareth nearly pulled off a thrilling comeback, Narcisse showed as much long-term upside as nearly anybody that took the court all day. The scoring guard was dynamic from the second he stepped on the floor, attacking in the halfcourt with an alluring blend of skill, feel, and athletic twitch. He was seemingly impossible to keep out of the lane with a sudden handle and explosive first step, showcasing impressive vertical athleticism as a finisher and intriguing passing feel on the move. Narcisse looked to be a dangerous shooter both off the catch and pull, with the physical tools to develop into a high-level backcourt defender. His length, energy, and scoring instincts give him an exciting foundation to build on with a chance to attract high-level suitors in due time.
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