Manny Carbajal
Manny Carbajal
About Manny
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Expert Analysis
Brett Pickarts | Prep Hoops Scout
Manny, who attends Racine Case High School, was one of the quicker lead guards at the Freshman Showcase in Appleton. What stands out other than Carbajal’s quickness, is his ability to knock down threes from deep three point range. With a quick release, good feet, and nice rotation on the ball Manny’s shot is very efficient and consistent despite his size. The five-foot-seven guard hit a pair of side step three point buckets in the 3 on 3 session.
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Read EvaluationTeddy Bahu | Prep Hoops Scout
Racine, WI product. Very lengthy for a guard. Had solid vision to cut off lanes as a defender. Slides his feet really well while defending 1v1, too.
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Read EvaluationMichael Schneiderman | Prep Hoops Scout
One of the few 2031s at today’s showcase. Carbajal was a high level perimeter threat in the team’s last game of the day. Put on one of the best shooting clinics from beyond the arc knocking down 5 3’s. His stature puts him into a primary ball handling role but his skills would put him in the 2 spot. He showed ability to come off screens, catch and shoot, or dribble into his shot and connect from deep. Carbajal complimented his offense with forcing a transition jump ball and jumping a passing lane before pitching it ahead for an assist. Put together a well orchestrated showing to cap the day off.
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Read EvaluationJoshua Burish | Prep Hoops Scout
Young, captivating ball-handler out of Racine Case who is also in the 2031 class, yet competed comfortably against a grade above. His ball control and ability to handle pressure immediately stood out, showing quickness with the ball while finding ways to split defenders, get paint touches, and create for others. Liked his point guard play and the way he controlled the offense, while his ball skills remain a major strength and key attribute of his game. For a 2031 prospect competing up, Carbajal was an intriguing young player to keep an eye on.
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Read EvaluationChris Robinson | Prep Hoops Scout
Another standout representing the rising K9 Elite program, Carbajal entered the weekend determined to make a statement—and did exactly that. The lightning-quick guard gave defenders fits with his ability to stop on a dime, using his elite deceleration to create space for a smooth, soft jumper. But Carbajal wasn’t just looking for his own shot; his court vision was on full display, consistently delivering accurate passes right into his teammates’ shooting pockets. Team 2 benefited immensely from his combination of elite playmaking and meticulous ball security.
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