Kurston Curry is a 6'0" Point Guard in the 2027 class.
Curry attends Hart County in Georgia and plays club basketball for Triangle Offense.
Curry's Player Profile was created on January 29, 2024.
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Kurston
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Class
2027
Height
6'0"
HS
Hart County
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GA
Spring Standouts from Northeast GA: Independent Edition
Kurston “Kurt” Curry is one of the brightest hidden gems in all of Georgia, in the class of...
Written by Andiasean Johnson
Kurston
CurryPG
Class
2027
Height
6'0"
HS
Hart County
|
GA
GHSA State Playoffs Stock Risers: X-Factors
Kurston is one of the newer faces, on the Prep Hoops scene, and rightfully so. He took what...
Written by Andiasean Johnson
Andiasean Johnson | Prep Hoops Scout
Andiasean Johnson
Prep Hoops Scout
Kurston “Kurt” Curry is one of the brightest hidden gems in all of Georgia, in the class of 2027. Ask him and he’ll tell you he’s the best 3-ball shooter in the class and based on his spring performances, he has a valid argument. Kurt is a shooter, simply put. He has a smooth, fluid release with a good rotation on the ball. His ability to knock it down from deep, opens up opportunities to drive and get paint touches, which is something he does well. Kurt’s ability to take what the defense gives him, without forcing shots, makes him an effective and efficient scorer. His vertical ability is increasing and he’s now throwing down dunks on occasion. Kurt is worthy of being ranked and the more he’s seen, the sooner it will happen.
Kurston is one of the newer faces, on the Prep Hoops scene, and rightfully so. He took what was an incredible Freshman regular season and boosted his level of play into the state playoffs, helping his Hart County Bulldogs reach the Class 3A Elite Eight. Not often is a freshman asked to contribute in a mighty way, but Kurston did it and with maturity. He’s one of the best shooters, from behind the arc, in all of Georgia, in the class of 2027, and understands how to manage the game without too many turnovers. He takes what the defense gives him and isn’t afraid to use the mid-range game to knock down higher percentage shots. He averaged close to 13 points per game in the Sweet 16 and Elite 8 and should now look to be mentioned with the best of the freshman group in Georgia.
