Men's Basketball Recruiting / Tennessee / White House, TN / Day Spring Academy / John Michael Martin
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John Michael Martin '24 Recruiting Profile
Height5'9"
Weight135lbs
Age18
Primary PositionPoint Guard
Secondary PositionShooting Guard
Dominant HandRight
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John-Michael High...Personal Statement
I envision my college years to be a personal growth period. My goal is to explore a science major that will position me well for the Marine Biology Field or Sports Management. On the field, I plan to be a dynamic player and positive influence on the team. As I grow both physically and mentally throughout my college basketball career, I will strive to be an asset in the weight room, practice, classroom, and on the court. Most importantly, I will conduct myself with honor and respect on and off the Court, knowing that the way I carry myself reflects my team, my coaches and the school I attend.
I have been playing basketball since I was 8 years old. Since I first stepped on the court, I have been determined to play at the collegiate level. I have strong ball handling skills, defensive effort, mental toughness, and a high basketball IQ. I am a team leader and lead by example in the classroom, practice, and on the court. I am very coachable and encourage my teammates as well as lead practice daily. I strive to be one of the hardest working recruits you will find. I am on the court at 6am every morning working on game reps and conditioning prior to school.
I am a multi-sport athlete playing Mens Volleyball, Cross Country, and Soccer. I also perform multiple community service events such as at the veteran's cemetery, the local nursing home, and church activities. I want to attend a college where I can push myself academically and on the basketball court. I am open to all potential opportunities to find the right college fit and compete with the highest level of competition possible. My goal is to be a great role model to my peers, my community, and give God the glory along with making my mom and dad proud.
Athletics
High School Information
- Years w/ Varsity
- 4 years
- Varsity Starter
- 4 years
- 2023 Varsity Team
- Starter- Jersey: #3
- 2022 Varsity Team
- Starter- Jersey: #3
Individual Awards
- 1st Team All-Conference, Captain, 1000 point scorer
Team Awards
- Conference 2nd Place
- 2021 Varsity Team
- Starter- Jersey: #3
- 2020 Varsity Team
- Starter- Jersey: #3
Individual Awards
- Honorable Mention All-State, Honorable Mention All-Area, Honorable Mention All-Region, Honorable Mention All-County, Honorable Mention All-Conference
Coach References
- High School Head Coach
- Chad Martin
- High School Assistant Coach
- Earl Kreeger
- Athletic Director
- Matt Hinson
- Private Coach
- Geoffrey Mallory
Events
- Camp/Event
- Trevecca Nazarene University
- 8/04/23 to 8/04/23
- Camp/Event
- Austin Peay University Elite Camp
- 7/29/23 to 7/29/23
- Camp/Event
- University of Southern Indiana Elite Camp
- 7/27/23 to 7/27/23
- Camp/Event
- DBU Virtual Camp
- 7/25/23 to 7/25/23
- John-Michael…I enjoyed watching your game. You appear to be a PG that can really fill it up offensively. You showed the ability to shoot 3’s efficiently and in volume off the catch and off the bounce from well beyond the high school 3-pt line. You are constantly in attack mode and carry a heavy role offensively for your team. You take pride in pressuring the ball on defense. I have a few areas of improvement I want to share with you for you to work on to continue to expand your game. First, I want to encourage you to be more selective when you drive to the paint, and more under control when you do so. I counted 4 drives where you drove into multiple defenders in poor spacing and you either turned it over or airballed an out of control shot. You clearly are the focal point of your teams offense. You should use this to your advantage. When you drive, bait the defense to help and then pass to an open teammate. In terms of selecting WHEN to attack, doing so without a ball screen or without any prior ball movement is asking for trouble. When you cross half court with the ball, the defense is at its strongest; it is set. They haven’t had to move or shift, and all eyes are on you. Attacking out of a ball screen or giving the ball up and getting it back will shift the defense and allow for more open driving lanes. When you do get deep into the paint, work on jump stopping or stride stopping…finish your drives on two feet. This way, you can stop and pivot if you don’t like your chances at scoring or if help rotates over. Last, look to give the ball up earlier in possessions and then cut and relocate off the ball. You are an excellent shooter…from what I could see, your most efficient shot is probably spot up 3 pointers. Steph Curry is an incredible ball handler and iso scorer, but he also hunts rhythm 3’s off the ball as well because these are the easiest, most efficient shot for him. Too often when you don’t have the ball, you stand still. This makes you easy to guard off the ball. After you pass, cut HARD, relocate, move to open places where driving teammates can find you. This will help you get some easier shots rather than having to go 1 on 1 every possession.
- Camp/Event
- Exact Sports Elite Camp
- 7/15/23 to 7/15/23
- Evaluation completed by Larry Davis« Nashville, TN Basketball - 07/15/2023 Evaluated at Showcase Camp - Nashville Boys on 07/15/2023 by Coach Davis of Mars Hill University Skillset Overview Technical Abilities - 87 / 100 Passing - Creates opportunities for teammates with accurate passes. Aware of when to shoot and when to make the extra pass Ball Control - Able to control the pace of the game and handle the ball under pressure. Utilizes both hands and shields defender with body to protect the ball. Tactical Abilities - 87 / 100 Game Read - Does well seeing the play before it happens and reading the other team to help put himself in a good position on the court. Recognizes the pace of the game and controls it depending on team need. Vision - Court vision is very good. Constantly checking spacing and court positioning to put himself in a great position to make the play. Physical Abilities - 89 / 100 Speed - Great speed overall, in particular with footwork to get into position. Will be an important asset going forward. Vertical Leap - Showed a good vertical. Great job with footwork and ability to go get the ball. Mental Abilities - 87 / 100 Team Player - Great team-first attitude. Was encouraging and supportive to teammates throughout camp. Coachability - Responds well to coaching. Asked good questions and seemed to enjoy the learning process. Coach's Comments Great attitude and focus. John was also a pleasure to work with at camp. John-Michael brings energy and enthusiasm. His IQ and understanding was very good . He was really good rebounding the ball as well as defending multiple positions. He has a great camp and should prove to be a asset to his team this year. Individual moves/ Creating separation - Quality use of triple threat position and pivoting. Quick first step. Must continue to improve Ballhandling, footwork and reading defenses Defensive Awareness - Staying in stance, Being aware of where his man is located and communicating loudly throughout the possession Balance & Communication - Great communicator; organizes and directs teammates well and communicates frequently. Do a better job of staying in your position and helping teammates where needed. Coach Davis left you a voice message:
- Camp/Event
- Lipscomb University Elite Camp
- 6/11/23 to 6/11/23
- Camp/Event
- PGC Scoring College
- 5/30/23 to 6/03/23
- Camp/Event
- High School All-American Showcase
- 4/02/23 to 4/02/23
- A slim guard that can shoot it off the dribble. A guard that cuts and moves well on offense. He also passes and cuts well to the basket. He has solid handles. An active player that gets after it on both ends. Handles it well. Shoos the mid-range very effectively. Good passing ability. Took coaching very well. Needs to work hard in the weight room to add strength. Needs to keep working on his outside shooting and on the ball defense. Showed the ability to do both but at his size it's imperative that he becomes a master of each in order to give himself the best shot to play beyond HS. There are tens of thousands of guards fighting for the same spots he is and his ability to become a knock down outside shooter and lock down defender will be huge.
- Camp/Event
- PGC Shooting College
- 9/17/22 to 9/18/22
- Camp/Event
- PGC Point Guard College
- 6/06/22 to 6/10/22
- Camp/Event
- Barry University Elite Camp
- 3/25/22 to 3/25/22
- Heady guard with a good feel for the game. Low to the ground player that has really nice pace with the ball. Can score it from multiple levels on the floor and can really stretch the defense with his range from 3. Playmaker for others and finds teammates in scoring situations. Really good finisher around the rim with either hand and has a variety of finishes to beat bigger players rotating over. Confident ball handler and shooter that gets to his spots on the floor. Uses his stature to his advantage on both ends of the floor..beating defenders on drives while being able to really pressure the ball on the defensive end. Competitive player that makes a lot of winning plays. Has a chance to become a really good player over the next couple high school seasons! Just continuing to challenge yourself in your all-around game. Polish up areas of your game that will need to be sharp at the next level such as ball handling, reading the game and getting open. Work daily on your jumpshot as the speed increases at the next level, there will be less of an opportunity to get shots off and therefore preparation and readiness to score will be essential. Breakdown film on yourself to be able to find areas of weakness and strengths on the floor for yourself. Keep working!!
Training
- Basketball
- 5 years
- Multiple PGC Camps, Otter Basketball Camps, High School Showcase camps
Additional Sports
- Volleyball
- 1 year
- Varsity Team
- Soccer
- 4 years
- Varsity Team
- Cross Country
- 5 years
- Varsity Team
Statistics
| Statistic | 2022 Varsity Team | 2021 Varsity Team |
|---|---|---|
| Points/Game | 26.42 | 25 |
| Season High Points | 45 | 38 |
| Rebounds/Game | 7.6 | 8.4 |
| Season High Rebounds | 12 | 11 |
| Assists/Game | 9.5 | 8.6 |
| Season High Assists | 23 | 13 |
| Steals/Game | 7.7 | 4.8 |
| Blocks/Game | .3 | .5 |
| Field Goal Pct. | 59% | 58 |
| Free Throw Pct. | 78% | 78 |
| 3 Point FG's | 74 | |
| 3 Point FG Pct. | 51% | 45 |
| Games Played | 21 | 24 |
Academics
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Academic Accomplishments
Are you in honor classes?
Yes. Statistics American History (Dual Enrollment) Chemistry Calculus English- I,II,III,IV Engineering Civil Engineering Communications (Dual Enrollment) Theater Arts (Dual Enrollment) Health and Fitness (Dual Enrollment) Anatomy and Physiology Biology Algebra Spanish I, II Government and CivicsAre you in AP/IB classes?
Yes. History Chemistry CalculusRegistered with the NCAA Eligibility Center?
YesAwards and Activities
- ActivitiesStudent Council Vex Robotics
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