2026-27 Broome Street Academy Player Profiles
Broome Street Academy Charter High School is a charter high school located in the SoHo section of New York City. Their boys’ post grad, aka “National” basketball team is head coached by Curtis Jackson (9th year) and he is assisted by Damel Carnegie (5th year). The Warriors compete in the Charter School Scholastic Association, Empire State League and Power 5 AA conference
2026-27 Broome Street Academy National team’s college prospects are profiled below.
Vincent Ascencio (2027) 5’10 guard - Ascencio is a skilled basketball player who brings energy, toughness and a competitive mindset to the court. Ascensio is a versatile player who can create scoring opportunities, attack the basket and make plays for his teammates. He plays with confidence and brings a strong work ethic and willingness to compete on both ends of the floor. Ascencio is a tough, versatile NYC player with the skill, competitiveness and mindset to continue developing at the next level.
Mohamed Bangoura (2027) 6’7 forward - Bangoura is a tough, physical two-way player who excels as a rebounder and defender. He has a great knack for finding the basketball and consistently makes winning plays around the glass. Bangoura finishes well off the dribble and around the basket, showing a soft touch around the rim while also having the ability to knock down the three-point shot. His toughness, defensive presence, and ability to impact the game in multiple areas make him a valuable all-around player.
Eric Bush (2027) 6’4 guard - Bush is a physical scorer who attacks the basket, finishes well around the rim and has a developing mid-range game. He brings toughness, athleticism and versatility to the floor, while also having the ability to rebound and make plays from the guard position. Bush is a competitive two-way player who can impact the game on both ends of the floor. Bush is a versatile NYC guard with size, athleticism, toughness and the ability to score in multiple ways.
Sean Cullins (2027) 6’2 guard - Cullins is a crafty, high-IQ guard who excels at creating opportunities for himself and his teammates. He has the ability to break down defenders and consistently create for others, while also being a reliable three-point shooter both off the catch and off the dribble. Cullins has great hands defensively and uses his instincts to make plays on that end of the floor. A natural leader, he brings poise, toughness, and strong decision-making to every possession.
John Davilar Jr. (2027) 6’4 small forward - Davilar is a forward who brings toughness and a high level of energy to the court. He is a strong rebounder, excellent low-post defender and impactful screen setter who does the little things that help teams win. Davilar is continuing to develop his jump shot while using his physicality, strength and basketball IQ to make an impact around the basket. A tough, physical player who brings rebounding, defense and unselfish play to every possession.
Prince Davis (2027) 6’1 guard - Davis is a high-motor, high-IQ two-way player who impacts the game on both ends of the floor. He is an excellent three-point shooter who can stretch the defense, while his defensive intensity makes him a tough matchup. Davis plays with great energy, makes smart decisions, and is an exceptional rebounder for his size. His toughness, basketball IQ, and ability to consistently make winning plays make him a valuable all-around player.
Damien Green (2027) 6’0 guard - Green is a versatile two-way guard who brings toughness and energy on both ends of the floor. He is an excellent on-ball defender who takes pride in making things difficult for his matchup. Green is a strong finisher who can score effectively with either hand around the basket, while also having the ability to knock down the three-point shot. He does a great job creating opportunities for his teammates and has the skill set to impact the game in multiple ways. High gpa
Julian Harris (2027) 5’10 guard - Harris is a tough two-way guard who can create off the dribble, attack the basket, knock down the three, and make plays for teammates. His speed and quickness make him dangerous in transition, while his defensive pressure allows him to create turnovers and change the pace of the game.
Harris brings toughness, scoring, playmaking, and a competitive edge every time he steps on the floor.
Tayvon Rich (2027) 6’4 guard - Rich is a dynamic, elite-level athlete with a high basketball IQ and an excellent feel for the game. He sees the floor extremely well and can create his own offense in a variety of ways. Rich is a high-level three-point shooter both off the catch and off the dribble, while his explosiveness and ability to get to the basket at will make him extremely difficult to keep in front. Defensively, he has great hands and takes pride in being a lockdown on-ball defender. His combination of athleticism, skill, IQ, and competitiveness makes him a major two-way threat.
Andre Rolland-Caillat (2027) 6’2 guard - Rolland-Caillat is a sharp-shooting guard with deep range and the ability to heat up quickly. Once he finds his rhythm, he can become extremely difficult to stop from behind the three-point line. He is also a strong defender who competes on both ends of the floor. While he is still gaining experience at the higher levels of basketball, Rolland-Caillat is a fast learner who continues to improve every time he steps on the court. A knockdown shooter with great range, defensive toughness and the ability to develop quickly at the next level. 3.8 gpa
Ibrohim Avazov (2029) 6’3 guard - Avazov is an international basketball player from Uzbekistan who developed his game playing competitively overseas. He brings a strong combination of athleticism, skill and versatility to the court. Avazov is an explosive player who can attack the basket, play above the rim and stretch the floor with his shooting ability. He brings an international background, athleticism, shooting and high-level competitiveness to the Warriors.
To accommodate college scouts, Broome Street holds a schedule of Fall Open Gym runs, the details of which can found in the title graphic above.
The National team’s 2026-27 game schedule and results will be found here.