How They Fared: Jacksonville-area players in 2023-24 NCAA men’s college basketball

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The men’s college basketball season is officially completed, and as always, it’s a season filled with countless contributions from First Coast athletes.

A rarity, no players from the Jacksonville area took the court in the NCAA tournament, although former Ponte Vedra guard Ross Candelino made it to the event as a backup for Wisconsin.

Former Paxon standout Isaiah Adams, the Florida Dairy Farmers Mr. Basketball Four years ago, he led Northeast Florida products in season scoring, averaging 12.8 points for Buffalo.

See how Jacksonville-area high school players fared in Division I men’s college competition in 2023-24.

F Isaiah Adams

6-6, Sr., Buffalo, Paxon

Started 25 of 26 games with averages of 12.8 points and 4.0 rebounds.

Ross Candelino

6-5, then, Wisconsin, Ponte Vedra

Did not play; announced transfer plans after the season.

G Dallan (Deebo) Coleman

Georgia Tech's Dallan Coleman (3) drives to the basket against the North Carolina Tar Heels.Georgia Tech's Dallan Coleman (3) drives to the basket against the North Carolina Tar Heels.

Georgia Tech’s Dallan Coleman (3) drives to the basket against the North Carolina Tar Heels.

6-6, Jr., Georgia Tech, West Nassau

He played 28 games with an average of 5.9 points.

F. Deangelo Elisée

6-9, Jr.*, IPFW, North Florida Educational

Appeared in three games.

Ahren Freeman

UT Rio Grande Valley forward Ahren Freeman (11) shoots while Oklahoma forward John Hugley IV (1) defends during a November game.UT Rio Grande Valley forward Ahren Freeman (11) shoots while Oklahoma forward John Hugley IV (1) defends during a November game.

UT Rio Grande Valley forward Ahren Freeman (11) shoots while Oklahoma forward John Hugley IV (1) defends during a November game.

6-7, Sr., UT-Rio Grande Valley, Providence

Averaged 11.1 points and 5.7 rebounds in 20 games.

G Max Hrdlicka

6-6, So.*, North Florida, Glynn Academy

Averaged 4.1 points and 2.2 rebounds in 18 games.

G Nari Jordan

6-8, Jr., Alabama A&M, Paxon

Did not play.

GJT Kelly

6-2, So., Notre Dame, Ponte Vedra

He played in six games and scored a 3-pointer.

6-7, Fr., North Florida, Providence

Did not play.

Melian Martinez

6-10, Fr.*, St. Bonaventure, North Florida Educational

He played six games.

6-8, Fr., SC State, Jackson

Averaged 2.7 points and 2.2 rebounds in 25 games.

F Wheza Panzo

6-7, Gr., Iona, House of Potter

He played 33 games, 29 as a starter, averaging 9.6 points and 2.6 rebounds.

F Stephon Payne III

6-9, then, Jacksonville, Jackson

The Incarnate Word transfer played in 33 games (25 starts), averaging 7.3 points and 6.1 rebounds.

Gyasi Powell

Jacksonville Dolphins guard Gyasi Powell (10) talks with coach Jordan Mincy during a break in the action against UNF on February 23.Jacksonville Dolphins guard Gyasi Powell (10) talks with coach Jordan Mincy during a break in the action against UNF on February 23.

Jacksonville Dolphins guard Gyasi Powell (10) talks with coach Jordan Mincy during a break in the action against UNF on February 23.

6-3, Jr.*, Jacksonville, Bishop Snyder

He played 33 games, 23 as a starter for the Dolphins, averaging 9.0 points and 2.5 rebounds.

Brandon Rasmussen

6-4, Jr., North Florida, Potter’s House

Played 10 games.

Josias Sabino

6-4, Pe.*, Jacksonville, Orange Park

He played 19 games (three as a starter), averaging 2.7 points.

C. Osborn Shema

7-0, Gr., Iona, glove prep

He played in 23 games and started 18, with 5.1 points and 2.8 rebounds.

G. Pierce Shirk

6-4, Pe., Georgia Southern, Bolles

Did not play.

Corey Walker Jr.

6-8, Jr., USF, Bishop Snyder

Helped Bulls to NIT; averaged 4.0 points and 3.3 rebounds in 30 games.

G Simeon Womack

6-2, then, Bethune-Cookman, West Nassau

He played eight games.

This article originally appeared in the Florida Times-Union: Jacksonville men’s college basketball roster for the 2023-24 NCAA season



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