Quincy Bruce is a 6'3" Point Guard/Shooting Guard in the 2028 class.
Bruce attends Mexico in Missouri and plays club basketball for Missouri Legends Premier.
Bruce's Player Profile was created on December 20, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Quincy
BrucePG/SG
Class
2028
Height
6'3"
HS
Mexico
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MO
Under the Radar Players in the 2028 Rankings
A 6’2″ guard who is an up and coming talent in the always strong Mexico program. We were...
Written by Earl Austin
Quincy
BrucePG/SG
Class
2028
Height
6'3"
HS
Mexico
|
MO
Jayhawk Jam: Rebounders To Keep An Eye On
Closer to 6’4 than he is 6’2 currently. Gifted athlete who can play as a primary scorer or...
Written by Philip Gray
Quincy
BrucePG/SG
Class
2028
Height
6'3"
HS
Mexico
|
MO
New Names of Wings at Midwest Spring Clash
A 6’2″ 2028 guard who looks to be a future up and coming standout in Mexico’s excellent program....
Written by Earl Austin
Earl Austin | Prep Hoops Scout
Earl Austin
Prep Hoops Lead Scout
A 6’2″ guard who is an up and coming talent in the always strong Mexico program. We were impressed with him at the Prep Hoops Spring Clash in St. Louis. He has fluid handles and he can create his own shot. He also has 3-point shooting range. He has the ability to impact a game defensively with his length and good instincts.
Closer to 6’4 than he is 6’2 currently. Gifted athlete who can play as a primary scorer or as a point guard with a gifted handle as well. But for this list, his athleticism and quickness, combined with his length, allow him to be elite on the boards as well. At guard, this kid will be scary to contend with on either side of the ball.
A 6’2″ 2028 guard who looks to be a future up and coming standout in Mexico’s excellent program. He has good length and athleticism and he has a smooth demeanor about the way he plays. He has very fluid handles and he can knock down the open 3-pointer. He also impacts the game defensively with his length. He was getting steals and deflections at the front end of the press and he was also blocking shots.
