JUCO isn’t a fallback, it’s a launchpad. For high school players, it could be a realistic opportunity to prove yourself against real college competition, get meaningful minutes, and earn that next-level opportunity.
That’s why JC4PT continues to shed light on this path, because it deserves the same respect as any other.
NJCAA D2 All American guard Chioke Marshall (SUNY Niagara) lit it up for the North All Stars in the NJCAA All Star Game dropping 32 points in the comeback win! 📈 @iamchioke
The intensity keeps rising at the P32 JUCO Showcase in Dallas 📸
Every game brings physical play, high-level shot making, and players competing with urgency in front of college coaches from every level.
The atmosphere inside the building continues to level up as some of the top JUCO talent in the country battles.
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Tip-off is underway at the P32 JUCO Showcase in Dallas 🔥
High-level JUCO talent from across the country has officially hit the floor as college coaches pack the building searching for impact players and next-level talent.
The energy is high, the competition is loaded, and the JUCO stage is fully set in Dallas.
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6’6 wing DJ Boston showed out in his freshman season for College of the Canyons earning First Team All Western State-South Conference honors after averaging 15.3 points & 6.7 per game 📈 @djboss._
Snookey Wigington is a 5’9” sophomore bounce back guard of Ventura College who previously played with Nevada Reno and Rider. He was second in the assists in the entire state, with a total of 211 on the season and was named All-Conference and All-State. During conference play, he averaged an impressive 19.0 PPG on 45.8% from the field, 42.0% from 3, 7.3 APG, and 3.2 RPG, including two 30+ point games and multiple double-digit assist games.
6’3” Xavier Sulaiman is one of the top JUCO players in the country, coming off of a loaded freshman season with Prairie State College where he averaged 18.1 PPG on 40.7% from the field, 6.3 RPG, and 1.9 APG, including a career-high 33 points. Another notable performance includes a 26 & 15 double-double vs Kennedy King College. He earned himself All-Region 4 Second Team and Illinois Skyway Conference First Team honors.
After a strong sophomore season at AVC, Ripine Vagaia is officially committed to Mary Baldwin University. Ripine is a player who plays each possession like it’s his last. His versatility and ability to guard 1-5 on the defensive end as well as be a Swiss Army knife on the offensive end, made him a key factor in AVC’s success this season. Ripine is a true leader on and off the floor, Mary Baldwin is getting a PLAYER! Congrats Rip!
📊 10.4 PPG
💪 5.9 RPG
🎯 52.6 FG%
🔥 83.8 FT%
Proud of the work, growth, and opportunity ahead.
Keep shining, Rip 💯
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In 28 games, he averaged 20 points, alongside 3 rebounds and 3 assists, shooting 42% from Three 😳.
