Milan Stankovic '14 Recruiting Profile

I am international student from Belgrade,Serbia. I started playing basketball when i was 10.I am 6'2 combo guard,my primary  position is PG. Since I started playing basketball I was captain of my teams every year. I came to USA at beginning of my senior year.I've graduated from Cape Fear Christian Academy on May 24th 2013 and I've decided to go to post graduate program at West Oaks Academy.I have averaged 11 points per game , 6.5 assists per game, 3.1 rebound per game, 2 steals per game in my career. I have played for Serbian national U14,U15 and U16 teams.

My goal is to get scholarship from 4-year school in USA. I would like to find school that has good balance between classroom and court. I am willing to travel to any state for right opportunity. School size is not important to me. Financial assistance is going to be very important to me and my parents. I would like to attend school that has major in Computer science or Business management. My favorite subjects are math, geography, physics and history. In my freshmen year i have been on Serbian national math competition,and i have finished on 4th place. My GPA is 3.46 out of 4 and my TOEFL score is 80.

This my report from Phenom Elite 150 Fall Camp  http://phenomhoopreport.com/tag/milan-stankovic/

#37 6’1 2013 Milan Stankovic of Dunn, NC: Stankovic is a highly skilled and  fundamentally sound combo guard that has a high basketball IQ. He has advanced ball handling and passing skills and sports a soft shooting stroke from the perimeter. He is a willing and generous passer and is able to make passes with either hand. Stankovic plays the game the right way and always has his head up when handling the ball looking for his open teammate. He has average athleticism but makes up for it with his tremendous skill set. He is a triple threat player that has the ability to drain perimeter shots, shoot off the dribble or take it all the way to the rim. He has the ability to play at the collegiate level and a successful senior season will help determine the appropriate level.