Raleigh, North Carolina, has produced numerous talented recruits over the past few years. The elite pipeline out of what many consider ‘The Hoop State’ has an elite prospect in the 2027 class, and his name is Jordan Page.
The 6-foot-5 dynamo of a prospect plays for Broughton High School and played his AAU ball with Garner Road on the Adidas Circuit, where he averaged 13.5 points, six boards, and two blocks this past summer.
Page was also a vital member of this year’s USA U16 squad, which brought home a Gold Medal at the FIBA U16 Americas Cup. His numbers were almost identical to his AAU numbers, as he averaged 12 points and five boards with USA’s U16 squad.
As for his recruitment, Page keeps things close to the vest but was willing to discuss the latest on his recruitment with Stockrisers.com, mentioning that North Carolina and Virginia have checked in on him during this recruiting period.
Which schools are heavily involved?
”NC State, UNC, Georgetown, and Tennessee. A few others are calling, but those are the only official offers.”
Thoughts on NC State and the new staff?
”It’s going great. I’m building a relationship with them.”
How about some of the others [Georgetown, Tennessee, UNC]?
”I’m very happy about those opportunities. I grew up watching those schools play.”
Do you plan on visiting any of these schools?
”We haven’t scheduled any yet, but we’re scheduling some in the near future.”
Have any schools come in to see you?
”Virginia has come, and Coach [Marcus] Paige from UNC came to check in at one of the morning workouts.”
How would you best describe your game?
”I pride myself on the defensive side. I can score at all three levels efficiently. I’m transitioning into more of a point guard, combo guard type of player.”
How would you like to evolve this season?
”I mean everything. I think there are always ways to improve in every part of my game.”
