THE INTRO ABOUT LJ FILM ROOM BY THE NUMBERS RECRUIT ME
MORE THAN A JERSEY NUMBER

THIS IS
L.J.

Student. Athlete. Competitor. Class of 2028. Theodore Bobcat. Getting better every day.

L.J. Alston
PLAYER PROFILE

THE BASICS.

2028 CLASS
6'3" HEIGHT
172 WEIGHT
SG/SF POSITION
15.0 PPG
3.8 GPA
L.J. Alston Theodore basketball
WHO I AM

THE PLAYER
BEHIND #12.

My name is LeMaris Alston Jr., and basketball is a major part of who I am.

I am a Class of 2028 student-athlete at Theodore High School in Theodore, Alabama. I play Shooting Guard and Small Forward, using my size and versatility to impact the game from multiple spots on the floor.

I take pride in being able to score, compete, defend, learn, and help my team. I currently average 15 points per game, but my goal is bigger than a stat sheet. I want to continue developing into a complete player.

School matters too. I currently maintain a 3.8 GPA while balancing academics, basketball, training, and the responsibilities that come with being a student-athlete.

DON'T JUST WATCH
THE POINTS.
WATCH THE WORK.
STUDENT FIRST

BOOKS &
BASKETBALL.

Recruiting is bigger than what happens between the lines. I want coaches to know that academics are part of the mission too.

3.8
CURRENT GPA

Theodore High School
Class of 2028

Student-Athlete Balancing academics and basketball
College Focused Preparing for opportunities beyond high school
Competitive Mindset In the classroom and on the court
WHAT I BRING

MY GAME.

VERSATILITY

I can play both Shooting Guard and Small Forward, giving my team flexibility on both ends of the floor.

SCORING

I look for opportunities to score while continuing to improve my ability to create for myself and my teammates.

WORK ETHIC

My goal is simple: keep getting better. More reps, more film, more learning, more growth.

WHAT'S NEXT?

NEXT LEVEL
LOADING.

My goal is to continue developing as a student-athlete, compete at a high level, and earn the opportunity to play college basketball.

COLLEGE COACHES

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