The JUCO basketball season has started off with an explosive first week, with standout performances from top players who are already proving they can be serious offensive threats. Here’s a look at some of the Division I JUCO top scorers who set the court ablaze with their elite scoring abilities.

1. Lateef Patrick – Trinidad State
Class of 2025 | 6’2 Guard | Region 9

Lateef Patrick has emerged as a scoring sensation for Trinidad State, averaging an impressive 35.5 points per game across his first two outings. Known for his ability to score from virtually any spot on the court, Patrick is establishing himself as an elite guard in JUCO. His skill set and tenacity make him a constant threat, and he’s certainly a player to keep an eye on throughout the season as he continues to dominate Region 9.

2. Brayden Gant – Central Arizona (AZ)
Class of 2026 | 6’5 Guard

Central Arizona’s freshman guard, Brayden Gant, is making a name for himself as a versatile, long wing who can put up big numbers. Gant’s athleticism and presence on the wing make him a tough matchup for any defense, and he’s shown that he’s ready to make an impact right out of the gate. His performances thus far demonstrate both his scoring potential and his versatility on the floor.

3. Kedar Bodie – Bishop State CC (GA)
Class of 2025 | 6’4 Guard

Bodie has been putting up solid performances for Bishop State and represents North Alabama with skill and determination. While he’s not leading in points just yet, his impact on the game and his scoring ability make him a key asset for Bishop State. Bodie’s size and skill at the guard position give him an edge, and he’s poised to be a standout player this season.

4. Jaylen Harris – East Georgia State (GA)
Class of 2025 | 6’4 Guard

Jaylen Harris has brought high-powered offense to East Georgia State, with an average of 32 points per game over his first two matchups. Harris is not only putting up big numbers, but he’s doing it efficiently, shooting over 40% from beyond the arc and an impressive 80% from the free-throw line. His combination of shooting accuracy and scoring capability makes him one of the top guards to watch in JUCO this season.

5. Alex Godley Jr. – Caldwell CC & Tech (NC)

Class of 2025 | 6’5 Guard

Godley Jr. had a remarkable performance against Camp Community College, scoring 31 points while shooting 65% from the field on 13-of-20 attempts. His ability to shoot at a high percentage and score in big moments demonstrates his offensive prowess and makes him an integral part of Caldwell CC’s success. His size and skill set at the guard position create matchup problems for opponents, and his impact is sure to grow as the season progresses.

These players are off to a hot start and bringing excitement to the JUCO Division I level. Keep following Hoop Connect for more updates as we track their performances throughout the season. With scoring averages like these, it’s clear that this season will be packed with dynamic players ready to make their mark!