Ramadan had a quiet first half last night against MTXE Premier, but with his team trailing at halftime he decided to take over. Ramadan hit back to back threes, got out for some transition finishes, and dished out a number of assists to turn a deficit into a 10+ point lead within minutes. Ramadan was showcasing impressive vision, getting into dangerous spots off the dribble before dumping it off to a big or kicking it out to a wide open shooter. Defenders simply couldn’t stick in front of him 1v1, allowing him to create a lot of openings for his Cedar Riverside teammates.

Ramadan Ibrahim Ramadan Ibrahim 6'0" | PG Minneapolis South | 2027 State MN showcased his versatile game in a matchup against The Next Level Basketball Academy on Thursday. The Minneapolis South guard was pressuring the ball hard defensively, and was his team’s floor general on the offensive end. In the half-court he made smart decisions with the ball, and could create instant offense with his ability to beat defenders off the dribble. Throughout the game he was an unselfish guard, but when his team needed him he showed he can go and get a bucket in isolation. Will be a part of a very strong Minneapolis South team this winter.

Ramadan is coming off of a productive high school season and turned in a great performance on Friday night with Cedar Warriors. The junior guard provides a lot of value to his team, being able to take on a main ball handler and scorer role. He is an excellent passer and was creating for his teammates on drives to the basket, as well as when running the floor in transition. Ibrahim is very tough and was giving it his all whenever he was on the floor.

Long, quick and a strong desire to put the ball in the basket, Ibrahim was stellar for CRCTB in its win over Rise Above. He scored in transition, off the dribble and from outside the arc while also creating issues for opposing backcourt players with his lateral quickness and length. Helped Minneapolis South to a 20-8 record and a spot in the Class AAA Minnesota State High School League State Tournament.

As a talented three-level scorer, Ibrahim torches opponents all game long. He is an efficient player and has a deep offensive bag. He doesn’t force anything, allowing the game to come to him, and plays off his teammates. Ibrahim can handle, play in transition, and make good passes. The 6’0″ combo guard is creative when attacking and has plenty of counter-moves for the defense. Ibrahim has a good rhythm to his game.

Ramadan brought a bit of offensive flair to the floor for this team. Showed he can create separation for a mid-range pull-up, while also getting out in transition and dishing out a couple of nice passes. Had an impressive spin move leading to a finish in transition.