Quentin Parker III is a 5'10" Point Guard/Combo Guard in the 2029 class.
Parker III attends Terre Haute North in Indiana and plays club basketball for EG10.
Parker III's Player Profile was created on May 16, 2026.
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Expert Analysis
Quentin
Parker IIIPG/CG
Class
2029
Height
5'10"
HS
Terre Haute North
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IN
Indiana Elite Fall League | Championship Day Top Performers
Quentin Parker III is as dynamic of a guard prospect that I got to see today at the...
Written by Logan Greenwell
Quentin
Parker IIIPG/CG
Class
2029
Height
5'10"
HS
Terre Haute North
|
IN
Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp | Team 5 Evals
Without question, one of the more athletic guards on the roster for Team 5 at the Prep Hoops...
Written by Kyler Staley
Quentin
Parker IIIPG/CG
Class
2029
Height
5'10"
HS
Terre Haute North
|
IN
Ramsey’s Under-the-Radar Summer Stock-Risers, Part One
EG10 15u has been a really fun group to watch all spring and summer long. They have been...
Written by Brandon Ramsey
Quentin
Parker IIIPG/CG
Class
2029
Height
5'10"
HS
Terre Haute North
|
IN
PH IN State Tournament | Logan’s Saturday 15u Standouts Pt. 2
A kid that gets better every time I see him, Quentin Parker of Terre Haute North had his...
Written by Logan Greenwell
Quentin
Parker IIIPG/CG
Class
2029
Height
5'10"
HS
Terre Haute North
|
IN
Logan’s Saturday Live Period Guard Standouts
The second of what was a quite impressive backcourt performance this afternoon for EG10 Basketball Club 15u, Parker...
Written by Logan Greenwell
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Quentin Parker IIIQuentinParker III
5'10" | PG/CG
Terre Haute North | 2029 IN
is as dynamic of a guard prospect that I got to see today at the Indiana Elite Fall League. The Terre Haute North 2029 Product has noticeably gotten stronger since the spring and summer but is still silky smooth on the offensive end with the ball on a string. Was able to get downhill at will. Shifty guard with a quick first step and a deadly midrange game. Played well out of the pick and roll. Didn’t over drive and made the right reads. Made the defense pay when they went under. Really got going with his jump shot in the championship game. Smooth, confident stroke that he can shoot with deep range. Will play a big role for a really talented Terre Haute North team.
Without question, one of the more athletic guards on the roster for Team 5 at the Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp was Quentin Parker IIIQuentinParker III
5'10" | PG/CG
Terre Haute North | 2029 IN
. A 5’10” combo guard out of Terre Haute North, Parker made some impressive, athletic plays on the ball while also showing nice court vision. He was easily at his best when he could get out in transition.
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15u has been a really fun group to watch all spring and summer long. They have been led by a very talented backcourt which includes Parker III. He also was in the rotation for Terre Haute North High School in June. The 5’10” rising sophomore guard will definitely be one to watch for the Patriots this coming season as there will be some big shoes to fill. Parker III is extremely quick with the ball in his hands and does a good job of getting paint touches which collapses the defense and allows him to make plays. He has a chance to be one of the more dynamic creators off of the dribble in Indiana’s Class of 2029.
A kid that gets better every time I see him, Quentin Parker of Terre Haute North had his best game in front of me on Saturday where he showed his full arsenal. Combo guard that is like a microwave scoring the basketball. When he gets hot, he’s tough to stop at all levels. Quick first step gets him to the rim. Comfortable playing with the ball in his hands but thrives off the ball spotting up for three where he shoots it at a high clip. Scoring 26 points for the game and it’s possible his biggest impact on the game was on the defensive end of the floor where in the last five minutes of the game he was tasked in guarding the other teams best player. He was excellent on both sides of the ball, but his activity could very well be what won his team the game.
The second of what was a quite impressive backcourt performance this afternoon for EG10
Basketball Club 15u, Parker had a stretch in the first half where he seemingly took over building a lead for his team. Knocked down multiple threes as well as making plays for teammates by getting to his spots. Impressive day for a guard with a lot of upside.