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Isaiah Elohim

Isaiah Elohim

Kingston, NYSierra Canyon
Jersey
#2
Pos
SG
HT / WT
6-5 / 205
Class
JR
NIL Valuation
On3
95
NATL
#64
POS
#13
ST
#5
Rivals
NATL
#40
POS
#13
ST
ESPN
86
NATL
#55
POS
#16
ST
#4
247
93
NATL
#68
POS
#15
ST
#9
The Journey
Class of 2024
ENROLLED
HIGH SCHOOL
HIGH SCHOOL

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Team Predictions

Industry Consensus · RPM Picks
Team
Prediction
Recruited By
Distance
Class Rank
Draft Pos (5yr)
Draft Total (5yr)
ENROLLED
68.5%
2445 mi
18
1
4
OFFERED
28.8%
1148 mi
2
3
7
OFFERED
1.2%
149 mi
33
0
4
OFFERED
1.0%
1130 mi
9
1
5
OFFERED
N/A
960 mi
3
2
6
USCENROLLED
68.5%
ArkansasOFFERED
28.8%
VillanovaOFFERED
1.2%
KansasOFFERED
1.0%
AlabamaOFFERED
N/A

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Measurements & Testing

Isaiah ElohimSierra Canyon
Rivals150 SG AvgAvg. Last 3 Years
NBA Combine DraftedAvg. Last 3 Years
Weight
205Player
195Rivals150 Avg
205NBA Combine
105.1%100.0%
Height
6-5Player
6-4Rivals150 Avg
6-5NBA Combine
101.3%100.0%
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Personal Life

Isaiah Elohim is originally from Kingston, New York, but he’s played his high school career in the Los Angeles area. He played his eighth and ninth-grade years at Heritage Christian High School in Northridge, where he averaged 20.3 points, 5.4 rebounds, 2.7 assists and 1.9 steals as a freshman. He also led the 15U division in scoring as a freshman after averaging 28.5 points at the Nike Peach Jam while playing for Paul George Elite. Elohim then transferred to nearby national powerhouse Sierra Canyon during his sophomore year to play with other top prospects like Bonny James. But Elohim had to sit out much of the season because of CIF transfer rules. Yet, the transfer didn’t impact Elohim’s status as one of the best prospects in the country. “I’m a combo guard,” Elohim told On3’s Joe Tipton. “I can really pass and score. I can play defense as well, so I’m just trying to be really well-rounded. I would say my strength is definitely my mid-range game, I can get there anytime I want. I can create for myself, as well as create for others. What I need to work on is extending my range and becoming more consistent on the 3-point line.” Elohim also participated in the 2021 USA Men’s U16 National Team training camp.

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