The two-sport star followed up his standout season on the football field with a great season on the basketball court. Brown is one of the most physical guards in the state – on both ends of the floor – and was a difference-maker to his squad due to that attribute. Although he doesn’t have the ball in his hands at a high rate, he can create off the dribble and hit a shot from the outside. RJ averaged 7.9 Points Per Game and 1.1 Steals Per Game this season.

Brown is built like a tank on the hardwood and has no problems playing physical. RJ this season played Quarterback and guided the Bruins to the 3rd round of the playoffs.

He really looks to use his body and fight off defenders on the way to the basket. RJ will use ball-screens and plays the game with a blue-collar attitude at all times. He really communicates well on the floor with his teammates at all times.

Brown clocks in this time around at #43 after being #47 back in October 2023.

Brown played this past fall as Quarterback for the Bruins on the football field. RJ looks to overpower defenders on the way to the basket with his body. He finished with 12 points in the loss to Wilson HS 66-63 today.

RJ thrives on the contact game and getting the ball into the paint. He uses good body control to work his way loose for scoring opportunities. RJ had no problems jumping on the deck for a loose 50/50 ball here today.

Due to some unfortunate injuries for the Bruins, Brown is seeing his role and production increase early in the season. He is a two-sport star for Lancaster High School that has true football player strength and vision on the basketball court. This week he averaged 10.3 Points Per Game, 5.0 Rebounds Per Game, and 2.0 Steals across 3 games. RJ brings intensity and energy on both ends of the floor and fits the Bruins’ desire to play with pace. There aren’t a lot of guards in the state who are as strong as RJ while still being as quick as him.