Carrillo brings constant energy and value to Greeley Central with his hustle and versatility. He spaces the floor with a reliable shot, attacks closeouts with purpose and puts pressure on the defense every time he drives. His motor never stops, whether he’s chasing loose balls or making smart off ball cuts to create openings. Carrillo’s ability to play within the flow while still being aggressive makes him a tough cover and an important piece for Greeley Central on both ends of the floor

Carrillo was a bright spot for Greeley Central, averaging double figures as a freshman and showing flashes as a natural scorer with quickness and instincts. He’s crafty and can create for himself, but continued growth as a lead guard and perimeter shooter will elevate his game. We wish we’d seen him this summer as we would be able to gauge where he is compared to the other top players in the class, but he’s a definite name to watch this upcoming season.

Carrillo was a bright spot for Greeley Central, averaging 10.8 points, 2.2 rebounds, and 2.2 steals per game in his freshman season. A natural scorer with quickness and instincts, he gave opposing defenses problems in spurts. But for him to take the next step, Carrillo will need to grow into a true lead guard. That means becoming a more creative facilitator and setting the table for others rather than operating solely in scoring mode. At his size, that shift will be crucial. He’ll also need to develop a consistent outside shot to stretch defenses and force them to guard him beyond the arc. The tools are there, and with added polish, he could be one of the more impactful guards in his conference this year. Big summer for him is upcoming.

Carrillo has shown value drawing fouls, bringing a quick first step to get into the paint. Equally capable of contributing floaters when given the space, the guard brings multiple counters when necessary given the opposing help defense. Certainly a key figure in Greeley Central’s success through the coming seasons, the guard is off to a terrific start with 11.7 points per game. 

Carrillo leads 5A freshmen in points per game, over at Greeley Central, with 10 points per contest. A dynamic ball handler who is fearless attacking the rim, he constantly challenges opposing defenses, looking for attempts in the paint more often than not. Although undersized, he is excellent at drawing contact for fouls or to get opposing defenses off-balance, primed for a long career up in Greely. 

A fearless finisher around the rim, Carrillo will be an energizing scoring option out of the backcourt up in Greeley. Adept at contributing tough finishes at the basket, his right hand is about as dependable as anyone in this class. Capable of heating up from distance, the guard has no trouble stepping into three point attempts should the opposing defense fail to show an urgent contest.

Carrillo searched for openings in the lane, one of the more willing guards when it came to drawing contact. Although undersized, he works to get into his opponent, working to get them out of position from shot fakes or while slowing down the pace on a dime. Once attacking downhill, the guard has numerous counters, although created plenty of looks from spin moves. Creative with his opportunities, Carrillo gets to his right hand plenty of times, comfortable handling opponents on his hip. 

Carrillo continues to display skill handling the ball, effectively creating driving lanes one on one. Although undersized, the guard was about as efficient as anyone with the right hand around the rim, adept with high hand finishes. He remained a capable three point shooter off the catch or while stepping into attempts off of ball screens, especially when opponents went under. Defensively, he brings a high motor on the glass, kickstarting plenty of fast breaks and subsequent outlet passes. 

The Greeley product has been a potent shotmaker and high motor defender throughout recent showcase events, comfortable even while playing up. Firstly, Carrillo gets plenty of scoring opportunities from his handle and flare to fool opposing defenders. He likes to get downhill, testing the opponent’s toughness for potential attempts at the rim or for drawing fouls. 

Neamiah Carrillo Neamiah Carrillo 5'9" | CG Greeley Central | 2028 State CO knows how to create space away from defenders to bury shots. Carrillo is an efficient scorer who can put his squad in great positions to win. He excels with driving and finishing, having a nice tough around the rim.