A sturdy-framed scoring guard with size and skill. He is a three-level scorer who makes threes in bunches. He can pull-up from mid-range and can post up. He gets out in transition and plays above the rim. He will score on put-backs with his frame and plays a lot on the ball to make a play.

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Mason Hunt Mason Hunt 6'5" | SG Bradshaw Mountain | 2024 State AZ is one of the best players the Grand Canyon region has seen in years.  Mason is a natural scorer capable of getting his shot whenever he wants.  Look for Mason to challenge Uriah Tenette Uriah Tenette 5'10" | PG Prescott | 2025 State AZ for Grand Canyon Region player of the year. Mason will undoubtedly receive increasingly more college attention as the season progresses.  His size, athleticism and character make him an invaluable asset to any program he is a part of.

Hunt is a 6-foot-5 wing that used his length to disrupt passing lanes on the outside, tipping balls outs and forcing tough shots with consistency. On the flip side, he was able to use that length, while showing particularly good strength at the hoop, driving in from the perimeter and finishing through contact in the paint.

Mason Hunt Mason Hunt 6'5" | SG Bradshaw Mountain | 2024 State AZ is an exceptional basketball talent with an extremely high ceiling.  He can play Point Guard, Shooting Guard, and can  even play in the post with his 6’5 ultra-athletic frame.  His pull-up mid-range game is a thing of beauty and with his high vertical it is virtually unstoppable.  He possesses an uncommon intensity and ability to elevate his game when the stakes are higher.  He led Bradshaw Mountain in Prescott Valley, AZ to the State 4A semi-finals, more than holding his own against Arizona Powerhouses like St. Mary’s.  Mason Hunt Mason Hunt 6'5" | SG Bradshaw Mountain | 2024 State AZ is one of the best players in Arizona, not just Northern Arizona.  His stock will only continue to rise.  If he played in Phoenix, his stock would already be sky-high.