Mason Martin is a 6'4" Shooting Guard in the 2027 class.
Martin attends Neuqua Valley in Illinois and plays club basketball for Breakaway.
Martin's Player Profile was created on April 15, 2025.
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Mason
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Class
2027
Height
6'4"
HS
Neuqua Valley
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IL
Class of 2027 All-Ridgewood Live Event Team
The Illini commit lit up the nets per usual at Ridgewood! The state’s premier shooter was on point...
Written by Scott Burgess
Mason
MartinSG
Class
2027
Height
6'4"
HS
Neuqua Valley
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IL
Riverside Brookfield: Class of 2027 All Event Team
Martin is a flame thrower and a strong contender to move up to the vacated #1 slot. The...
Written by Scott Burgess
Mason
MartinSG
Class
2027
Height
6'4"
HS
Neuqua Valley
|
IL
Riverside Brookfield Summer Shootout Day 1: Top Prospects
Mason Martin is a skilled guard who showed impressive ball-handling ability for his size in games against Benet...
Written by Becca Bernstein
Scott Burgess | Prep Hoops Scout
Scott Burgess
Prep Hoops Lead Scout
The Illini commit lit up the nets per usual at Ridgewood! The state’s premier shooter was on point in their first game of the event going for 20+ points connecting on feathery triples off the catch, movement, and pulling up. Such a quick release with great elevation off the floor. Pushed it in the open floor putting pressure on the defense.
Martin is a flame thrower and a strong contender to move up to the vacated #1 slot. The Illini commit had his future coaching staff three deep on Friday while he did what he does best. Knock down spot up and off the move threes in bunches. Elite release and knows how to create just enough space for deep threes. Mixed in some turnaround Js out of the mid-post and got to the line. His size and elite shot will make him a Big 10 player down the line.
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6'4" | SG
Neuqua Valley | 2027 State#167NationIL
is a skilled guard who showed impressive ball-handling ability for his size in games against Benet Academy and Bolingbrook. Martin was noticeably smooth with the ball in his hands, with clean shooting mechanics on both his jump shot and free throws. Martin also moved well without the ball, making smart cuts to the rim. As he continues to develop, improving his shot selection by not taking unnecessary three-pointers and maximizing his shooting consistency will elevate his offensive potential. However, Martin’s natural ball-handling skills, size, and versatility popped on the court throughout the first day of play.