Three-Star PF Garrett Sundra commits to Notre Dame
Fairfax (Va.) Paul VI Catholic three-star power forward Garrett Sundra has committed to Notre Dame, he told On3.
The 6-foot-10, 215-pound rising senior chose the Fighting Irish over Butler, Miami, Providence, and Virginia Tech.
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He joins fellow commit three-star shooting guard Cole Certa (No. 186 overall nationally).
Sundra spoke to On3 about his decision to choose Micah Shrewsberry and Notre Dame.
“It had everything I’m looking for. Great academics, a great fan base, but ultimately my decision came down to the coaching staff. Coach Farelly did a great job recruiting me. I really like Coach Shrewsberry’s player development and what he has planned for the program.”
In his own words, what type of player is Notre Dame getting in Garrett Sundra?
“A stretch forward who is very versatile and someone that will do anything it takes to win.”
He has a message for Fighting Irish fans.
“I’m very excited to be apart of the Notre Dame family.”
Garrett Sundra Scouting Report
Garrett Sundra has legit size as he is pushing 7-foot-0, but it’s is the fluidity and skill that makes him so interesting. Sundra is a good run and jump athlete for a player his size. He moves well and has fluidity in his hips. You want to see him rebound it better, and that may come with more strength. More strength will also most likely help him when it comes to his core balance and setting his base on offense. There is touch there with projected range on the jump shot. You wonder how he will develop laterally, but he does have any understanding of defensive rotations and what spots to be in. He plays on loaded high school and travel ball teams, so in game reps will continue to be big for him. There is an upside where size and a nice skill set. His best basketball could be ahead. – On3’s Jamie Shaw
Sundra ranks as the No. 123 overall prospect in the 2024 class, according to On3’s Top-150 Player Rankings. He’s also the No. 25 power forward in the class and the No. 4 player in Virginia.