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Breaking down the top Qu茅bec standouts from HoopGroup events Full thread below馃憞 (deeper article coming soon)
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(Part2) Cegep start of the season showcase standouts players: 馃憞
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Julien Arsenault | 6'4 | 2029 | Br茅beuf was efficient offensively, spacing the floor with his shooting or simply driving it while holding his own in other areas of the game. The size, shooting touch and maturity are encouraging indicators for a 1st year player.
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Charles Ringuette | 6'5 | 2027 | Br茅beuf played with high energy, consistently running the floor, playing in passing lanes and converting easy transition opportunities. Left his mark through effort, activity and hustle plays.
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Adrien Cooren | 6'2 | 2029 | 脡douard-Montpetit impacted the game defensively possession after possession. Whether in the full court or half court, his motor and competitiveness separated him. Offensively, he knocked down perimeter shots with efficiency and drove to the rim.
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Jules Calixte | 6'2 | 2028 | 脡douard-Montpetit Shooter! His floor spacing was a major weapon, consistently punishing defenses on spot-up opportunities and delivering some big makes late in the game.
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Cameron Mekou-Girard | 6'6 | 2028 | Thetford Couldn't be contained around the basket, repeatedly establishing deep position, attacking the offensive glass and finishing through contact. Played with a nonstop motor and showed encouraging passing instincts when doubled.
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Thien Trinh | 6'1 | 2028 | Outaouais showed real offensive versatility, scoring from multiple levels while displaying good feel for the game. Comfortable creating for himself from midrange and beyond the arc.
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Benjamin Grahic | 6'7 | 2027 | Montmorency Benjamin Grahic imposed himself physically with offensive rebounding and strong finishing around the basket. What stood out was his passing feel, showing he can facilitate from post looks and even trigger transition opportunities .
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Abderrahim Alaphilippe | 6'0 | 2027 | Thetford Created a large portion of Thetford's offense by consistently getting into the paint. Crafty finishes, and the ability to finish with either hand helped him pressure defenses all game long.
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Cameron Woods | 6'7 | 2027 | Vanier The athletic wing excelled as a slasher,attacking open lanes and getting to the rim efficiently, especially going right. When drives were cut off, he kept the ball moving and made simple reads. Also shown he could hit big shots late in the game
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Albert Caza | 6'4 | 2027 | Sherbrooke consistently generated advantages in transition, using his athleticism and speed to pressure defenses. When he gets a runway, he's difficult to contain and does a great job initiating the break himself.
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Samson Sossou | 5'11 | 2027 | Sherbrooke Looked like one of Sherbrooke best creator, consistently getting to the paint using quickness, pace changes, and directional shifts. Generated offense for himself and teammates throughout the day.
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Naythan Sincere | 5'10 | 2028 | Montmorency impacted winning by doing all the little things: crashing the defensive glass, creating paint touches, facilitating, and knocking down open shots. Plays with constant downhill pressure and rebounds well for his size.
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Francisco Vilna | 6'4 | 2027 | Ahuntsic brought constant energy on both ends, setting the tone vocally while helping Ahuntsic get out in transition early. Aggressive with the ball in his hands, capable of creating 1-on-1 in the halfcourt, and thrives when given space to attack
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Rapha毛l Amuri | 6'5 | 2027 | Ahuntsic (full article coming soon)
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Drissa Toure | 6'5 | 2027 | Sherbrooke (full article coming soon)
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