Juan Quiñones-Arizala
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Brian Reichert | Prep Hoops Scout
Quinones is very interesting prospect that really made a big leap towards the end of the season. He’s long, loves to run out in transition, he’s worked on his motor and has really improved on his inside scoring. His shot blocking is impressive, he’s hard to box out, he’s got natural timing and is just scratching the surface of his potential.
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Read EvaluationBrian Reichert | Prep Hoops Scout
Quinones started to come alive down the stretch for the Ravens and played some of his best basketball in the playoffs. He’s been slowly developing, getting stronger, earning more minutes and improving at St. Ray’s. His motor is elite, he’s way more comfortable, he’s in great shape plus has shown major progress offensively.
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Read EvaluationKevin Daniels | Prep Hoops Scout
Standing at 6’9″-6’10” with a 7’0″+ wingspan, he was immediately an impactful defensive prospect. He moved well on the floor and became an offensive contributor, especially in the dunker spot. He used his size to rebound outside of his area and consistently affected plays with his length. He will play significant minutes this season, and I’m looking forward to seeing the before and after growth in his development.
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