Kieran Quinn Kieran Quinn 6'9" | SF Bergen Catholic | 2027 State NJ stands out as one of the more intriguing prospects in his class, consistently bringing a compelling blend of true offensive versatility and rare fluidity for his size. Quinn’s ability to influence the game both inside and on the perimeter continues to give this Panthers’ 17U HGSL squad a distinct and highly effective offensive edge— impressing the most this past weekend, finishing strong around the basket with soft touch and polished footwork as a roller out of PnR action and capitalizing off second chance points on the offensive glass, showcasing his ability to make quick decisions attacking closeouts to get in the paint and maintain his vision to find others, while also showcasing further promise he adds as a potent floor spacer stretching the defense and knocking down open shots as as a spot up threat.

Kieran Quinn Kieran Quinn 6'9" | SF Bergen Catholic | 2027 State NJ stands out as one of the more intriguing prospects statewide, bringing a compelling blend of true offensive versatility and rare mobility for his size. Quinn’s ability to make an impact both inside and on the perimeter continued to give this Panthers’ 17U HGSL squad a distinct and highly effective offensive dimension. Quinn finished strong around the basket with soft touch and polished footwork—especially with his back to the basket game in the low post and attacking closeouts off the bounce. All while also underscoring the consistent impact he brings with his ability to stretch the defense, consistently dragging opposing bigs out the paint to space the floor and knock down open shots as a spot up threat, highlighting his smooth and repeatable perimeter touch and mechanics.

The class of 2027 forward received an offer from Division I Manhattan following a standout performance this past weekend at Hoop Group’s Pittsburgh Jam Fest.

One of the more intriguing prospects in his class, Kieran Quinn Kieran Quinn 6'9" | SF Bergen Catholic | 2027 State NJ offers an interesting and compelling mix of legitimate offensive versatility and uncommon fluidity for his size. Quinn’s ability to impact the game both inside and out offered this Panthers’ 17U HGSL group a unique and extremely effective dimension offensively throughout their first weekend of action— strong inside finishing with soft touch and solid footwork around the basket, particularly as a roller in PnR action and sprinting the floor in transition all while also showcasing a number of glimpses of what his floor spacing ability at his position looks like, stretching the floor at key moments and knocking down a number of open looks as a spot up shooter with his deft outside touch.

An intriguing combination of offensive skill and unique fluidity at his size, Kieran Quinn Kieran Quinn 6'9" | SF Bergen Catholic | 2027 State NJ is a forward who’s inside outside game should provide an interesting layer to Bergen Catholic’s offense this season. A seamless offensive fit who excels at scoring within the flow of the offense, Quinn is more than capable of being a force on the inside catching and finishing dump offs out the dunker spot, fighting on the offensive glass, and even backing down defenders in the low post and converting on hook shots and turnaround floaters. Quinn’s just as effective out on the perimeter as well, knocking down catch and shoot threes and attacking closeouts off the bounce.

Kieran Quinn Kieran Quinn 6'9" | SF Bergen Catholic | 2027 State NJ thrived at scoring off the ball in the flow of Bergen Catholic’s offense. Displaying his ability to be seamless fit next to anybody he shares the court with, Quinn was extremely effective knocking down outside shots from three point distance and attacking closeouts and getting to the rim.

If Mojica wasn’t the best player at Holy Cross camp, it was probably Quinn. The 6-foot-9 big man completely manhandled opposing forwards in the post and literally put them under the rim on numerous occasions — he consistently backed them down and then hit hook shots and turnaround shots with both hands. However, the rising junior is also able to step out on the perimeter and his the three ball, which is very intriguing. He’s good in the dribble hand off game, he’s good in the post, and he’s good as a spot up shooter. He should be a D1 guy for sure.

Quinn is a developing big worth monitoring more and seeing how he develops. Standing around a solid 6-9, Quinn is one that when you first look at him, you automatically think is one that plays the forward position; strong, physical frame, and good size. But watching him more, the intrigue with his game is how comfortable he can be from all levels, displaying athleticism off the bounce, operating around the basket and on the glass, and showing a perimeter game as well. Quinn gives you those flashes and wow moments that could make him a very intriguing prospect down the road.

Possessing a stronger and bigger frame, Kieran Quinn Kieran Quinn 6'9" | SF Bergen Catholic | 2027 State NJ shined in his ability to play with toughness in the paint battling through physicality and contact. Quinn was a force on the inside catching dump offs out the dunker spot while also fighting on the offensive and defensive glass. Quinn drew plenty of contact and generating ample trips to the free throw line.

The east coast big was playing for one of Team Griffin Academy’s squad, and the upside was obvious. Has the skillset to play along the perimeter, while also having the size and emerging athleticism to be an interior player. On Saturday afternoon he got it going with smooth catch and shoot triples. Then flashed his possibly underrated ability to put it on the deck to attack closes out and open lanes. Was impressed with the recovery he made on a drive after the ball was knocked loose. Quinn quickly gathered it back up and still scored. The offensive skillset to play at the next level, and a high level, is clearly there.

On defense there were promising moments, including the burst he showed in a chasedown block attempt. Continuing to add to those moments on the defensive end will be crucial as his recruitment likely heats up. Because given his size and skillset, college coaches will likely ask “who can he guard” as their nitpick/concern. And especially with college basketball getting older, the quicker a player can lock in defensively, the quicker offers and eventual playing time will come.

Quinn flashed on the offensive end showing he could stretch defenses with his perimeter shot-making. He was very active on the glass and always found ways to fight for rebounds. He did a good job of playing hard and competed on both ends of the floor. He continues to get better with experience.