#4 Sean Scott Mineral Area College
Basketball Player Profile
#4 Sean Scott
Farragut High School (Chicago, IL)
5’11” Guard
Freshman
Parents Names: Marquerite Lockhart & Derrick Scott
Future Occupation: Over Seas Player, N.B.A
Favorite Thing To Do: Play Basketball and Relax
Favorite Foods: Pizza, Burgers, Nachos, Tacos, Burritos
Favorite Movie: How High, All Fridays, Scarface, Above the Rim, Through the Fire
Favorite Song (Artists): Lil Wayne, Juelz Santana, Game
Role Model: My Father
Favorite Sports Star: Lebron James, Chris Paul
My Most Memorable Moment: Graduating from high school, prom and all my basketball games
Three Words That Best Describe Me: Relaxed, Funny, Cool
2007 at Farragut HS:
Scott was an All-City and All-Conference (Red West) selection this past season. He helped lead Farragut High School to a #5 National ranking in the USA Today poll, ending the season with a 19-8 record. The Admirals were ranked in the Illinois Class AA top ten all season, winning the Red West Conference, and playing in the Regional Finals. He averaged 14.7 points, 5.2 assists, 4.1 rebounds, 4.2 steals, while shooting 35% from three and 77% from the line. Scott also led Farragut to the Nike Pro City League Championship in the Summer of 2006. He was selected to play in the Chicago Public League Luther Bedford All-Star Classic and the Chicago City/Suburban All-Star Game. Sean was also noted on the ChicagoHoops.com Top 100 seniors-to-be in Illinois list at #72. "The quickness and speed of this guard was certainly on display this weekend. Scott is a floor general that pushes the ball as well as anyone in the state and knows how to lead a team. He is strong with a solid handle and is also a solid defender," stated Chris Carpenter in his Iowa Elite Camp Review. Scott will be expected to help fill the void left by graduation of MAC PG Rickey Claitt (Oregon State Univ.) next season. "Sean brings a Tim Hardaway type toughness to the point guard position and displays great passing skills. He was one of the best guards in a guard-heavy conference, and should be a great player in a Cardinals uniform," stated Mineral Area College Assistant Coach Sean Pryor. Farragut High School has produced some NBA talent, including: Minnesota Timberwolves All-Pro Kevin Garnett.
