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EthanCarter

Shooting Guard Phoenix Academy Grade 12 · Travel
  • Age17
  • Jersey#2
  • Height6’3” (190 cm)
  • Weight180 lbs (82 kg)
  • Wingspan6’6” (198 cm)
  • Dominant HandRight

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PHL Finals Event summary · All 3 games combined
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Event Highlights

Your Event Averages

Per game across all 3 games · Tap any stat to watch the clips
PHL Finals · Event Summary · 3 games · Totals: 15 PTS · 27 REB · 3 AST · 6 BLK · 3 STL · FG 6/24
5.0
Points / Game
25.0%
Field Goal % · Avg
9.0
Rebounds / Game
1.0
Assists / Game
2.0
Blocks / Game
1.0
Steals / Game

Key Strengths

Dominant rebounder on both ends of the floor.
Establishes and holds deep post position using strength.
Effective finisher with his right hand around the rim and through contact.
High motor and consistent hustle player.

Areas For Development

Extending shooting range beyond the paint.
Developing left-hand finishing and ball-handling confidence.
Improving defensive footwork and lateral quickness on the perimeter.
Quicker decision-making when passing out of double teams.

Development Focus

Primary — Weak-Hand Development.

Daily drills for left-hand dribbling and finishing around the rim (e.g., Mikan drill with left hand only).

Secondary — Shooting Mechanics.

Form shooting from close range, focusing on a higher set point and fluid release before extending range.

Tertiary — Defensive Agility.

Ladder drills and defensive slide drills to improve foot speed and lower his stance.

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AI Video AnalysisGame 1 · Feed 02

Strengths & Weaknesses

Key Strengths

  • Post Scoring — Right-handed hook / turnaround finishes with consistency.
  • Shot Blocking & Rim Protection — Premier weak-side rim protector with elite timing.
  • Offensive & Defensive Rebounding — Double-digit rebounding with a high box-out frequency.
  • Finishing Through Contact — Absorbs contact well and converts at the rim with the dominant hand.

Areas for Development

  • Perimeter Defense & Lateral Quickness — Struggles to slide with quicker guards on the perimeter.
  • Extending Shooting Range — Needs to build repeatable mechanics beyond the paint and out to the arc.
  • Consistent Left-Handed Finish — Avoids the left hand; needs Mikan-style reps for weak-hand touch.
  • Passing Vision on the Move — Vision is solid stationary but limited when facing up or on the move.

Your Analysis Summary

Ideal System Fit

A system that utilizes a traditional post presence, values offensive rebounding, and runs a structured half-court offense. He would excel in a high-low system or alongside perimeter-oriented players who can create space for him inside.

Projected Impact

Now: An immediate impact player as a primary rebounder and interior scorer at his current level of play. His physicality makes him a difficult matchup in the paint.

Potential: With development in his weak hand and mid-range shooting, he could evolve into a more versatile offensive threat, forcing defenses to guard him further from the basket and opening up his passing game.

Detailed Evaluation

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Development Plan

1

Weak Hand Development

Focus

Primary Focus

Execution

Daily drills for left-hand dribbling and finishing around the rim (e.g., Mikan drill with left hand only).

2

Shooting Mechanics

Focus

Secondary Focus

Execution

Form shooting from close range, focusing on a higher set point and fluid release before extending range.

3

Defensive Agility

Focus

Tertiary Focus

Execution

Ladder drills and defensive slide drills to improve foot speed and lower his stance.

Comp Player & Evaluator Notes

Comp Player: A more physical, interior-focused player at his level. A developmental comparison could be a player like a young Tristan Thompson, whose primary value comes from relentless rebounding and high-energy interior play.

The player's value is currently tied to his physical advantages and motor. He dominates his current level of competition through sheer will and strength, particularly on the glass. Long-term projection will depend entirely on his ability to add skill (shooting, weak-hand finishing, perimeter defense) to his game as the athletic gap narrows at higher levels.

Player Statistics

Game Analyzed

NC spartans vs. Kia Nurse Elite · Rose Classic · Brooklyn, NY · 05/17/2026

Final 58–52 Tip-off 6:45 PM EST

Key Totals

5
Points
2/8
Field Goals
9
Rebounds
1
Assists
2
Blocks
1
Steals

Shot Types

Shot TypeMadeAttemptsFG%
Lay-up
1
5
20.0%
Mid-Range Jump Shot
1
3
33.3%
3-Point Jump Shot
0
0
—
Free Throw
1
2
50.0%

Offensive Stats

PlayCountNotes
Assists
1
Pass leading directly to a score
Offensive Rebounds
9
Second-chance possessions created
Turnovers
1
Unforced

Defensive Plays

PlayCountNotes
Blocks
2
Both as a help defender
Deflections
1
Disrupted pass without full steal

Fouls

Total Committed · 4
Foul TypeCountNotes
Blocking Foul
3
Contact on driver without position set
Offensive Foul
1
Offensive contact into a set defender

Player Highlights

Full Game

NC spartans 58 – 52 Kia Nurse Elite 
Rose Classic · Brooklyn, NY · 05/17/2026 · Tip-off 6:45 PM EST
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