The NC Spartans have been a staple on the Phenom Hoops' platform for quite some time now, and they continue to bring players that should garner attention more with college coaches. That is true once again, as we are adding another one to the list. 2023 Jahreece Lynch from NC Spartans and North Surry has been playing extremely well this summer.
The two-sport athlete just continues to show how he can impact a game in both sports. But on the court, Lynch really plays with a tremendous motor, displays his athleticism in finishing at the rim, and continues to be a leader. Add on top of his production level as a guard, not only his scoring output but his hustle and determination on the boards and being a good teammate, Lynch is one of those players that quietly goes about his business.
And he isn't only showing his potential on the court this summer, he has been doing it throughout his high school career. As a freshman at North Surry, Lynch averaged 16ppg, 5.0rpg, 2.0apg, and 3.1spg. He increased that as a sophomore, and as a junior, he averaged 22ppg, 4.9rpg, 5.4apg, and 2.3spg.
The two-way production is quite impressive for the 6'2 shooting guard. He holds offers in both football and basketball, so Lynch will have his choices but as far as basketball goes, more college programs should be looking at the impact he can bring to the floor.
What Has Been Said:
'Though his game is tailored to thrive in a complementary role, Lynch has never had an issue producing in any setting. He's a strong, athletic, physically imposing wing with useful creation skills and the ability to produce without requiring the ball in his hands. Lynch looks to make smart, unselfish decisions, but can also take advantage of scoring opportunities whenever available. He's great at getting downhill, attacking the basket, and finishing through contact. That being said, Lynch is a capable perimeter shooter who consistently makes his presence felt as a defender and rebounder.'
'Jahreece is a high-level athlete who holds multiple division 1 football offers and division 2 basketball offers. He is very skilled with the ball, an intense defender, and shows incredible leadership guiding his team. Jahreece averaged 22 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists per game during his junior season in which he was named first team all-conference and first team all-district.'
