Genneve Carrion is a 5'6" Point Guard/Shooting Guard in the 2029 class.
Carrion attends Oak Ridge in Florida.
Carrion's Player Profile was created on June 28, 2025.
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7 Potential Difference Makers in the Sweet 16 (1A-7A)
With a region finals berth on the line, Oak Ridge freshman Genneve could be the difference maker in...
Written by Brandon Fisher
Genneve
CarrionPG/SG
Class
2029
Height
5'6"
HS
Oak Ridge
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FL
Wildcat Shootout – Snipers from the Peach and Sunshine States
Genneve Carrion the smooth-operating lefty showcased a versatile skillset at the Wildcat Shootout – shoot the three, finish...
Written by Hunter Keith
Brandon Fisher | Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Brandon Fisher
Prep Girls Hoops Southeast Regional Scout
With a region finals berth on the line, Oak Ridge freshman Genneve could be the difference maker in this 3-vs-2 matchup against Treasure Coast. Playing out of a tougher area against higher-level competition has prepared Oak Ridge for moments like this, and her poise will be critical. The smooth lefty brings a versatile skill set with her ability to knock down the three, finish at the rim, and make smart decisions in both the half court and transition. Every shot that leaves her hand looks confident and on target. For Oak Ridge to get over the edge, she doesn’t need a huge scoring night, but she does need to hit timely shots, rebound from her guard spot, and add a few assists or steals that can swing momentum. What stands out most is her composure; she plays like a steady, intelligent floor general beyond her years, and if she maintains that calm under pressure while creating opportunities for herself and others, she could be the piece that pushes Oak Ridge into the region finals.
Genneve CarrionGenneveCarrion
5'6" | PG/SG
Oak Ridge | 2029 StateFL
the smooth-operating lefty showcased a versatile skillset at the Wildcat Shootout – shoot the three, finish at the rim, and make great decisions in offense and in transition. Her ability to stay composed under pressure and create scoring opportunities for herself and teammates was very impressive. And then the accurate shooting was the icing on the cake. Every shot that left the young shooter’s hand looked on point. Carrion was one of the top shooters at the shootout. She was also a steady, intelligent floor general who played with poise beyond her years.