This was the first time getting to see Jeremiah Bellamy Jeremiah Bellamy 6'3" | SF Lawrence Central | 2027 State IN live since the fall of his freshman year. The versatile 6’5” Wing/Forward started a bit slow in the game I saw, but he made big plays down the stretch in Lawrence Central’s win against Brownsburg in the first game of the day on Sunday. Bellamy is a matchup problem essentially every time he steps on to the floor. Perimeter skills where he can exploit mismatches against bigger players while being a physical post presence in post to take advantage against smaller players. Nice midrange jumper with range that stretches out to the three-point line.

Bellamy is a versatile Top 50 in-state player for the Class of 2027 that’s looking to make a jump in production from an injury-ridden junior season. He’s a matchup problem on the wings with his playmaking and abilith to play inside-out. I haven’t gotten to see a lot of Jeremiah Bellamy Jeremiah Bellamy 6'3" | SF Lawrence Central | 2027 State IN , so looking forward to seeing the 6’3” Wing in action.

Bellamy was a consistent standout on Tuesday night for a new-look Lawrence Central squad. The 6’3″ left-handed wing showcased why he is such a matchup problem in the game that we watched. He used his size and strength to score over his left shoulder inside and finished through contact at the end of his drives from the perimeter. Then, he operated out of the mid-post showing off his skill and footwork. It will be interesting to see where his recruitment lands over the next couple of months.

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Scouting Notes: Versatile forward that can be a mismatch problem on the wing due to athleticism and size at 6’3. Strong and a big frame that he uses to play physical against the defense. Could be in for a breakout this summer.

This strong, versatile, left-handed wing had an excellent weekend with Grand Park Premier 17u on the Pro16 Circuit in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Bellamy is a consistent matchup problem on the perimeter and it showed while leading his team in scoring and a 4-0 live period weekend. The Lawrence Central High School product finished off the weekend by putting up 22 points, 12 rebounds, and 4 assists in a game. It will be interesting to follow his recruitment into the summer.

Lawrence Central High School was one of the biggest beneficiaries of incoming transfers this off-season. Bellamy comes in from North Central where he was a major varsity contributor for two seasons. He is a highly versatile wing with impressive positional strength. We saw Bellamy fit in seamlessly with the Bears throughout the month of June and are excited to see him flourish during his junior season this winter.