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Home > Men's Basketball Recruiting > Kansas > Lindsborg, KS > Smoky Valley High School > Vincent Pickering

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Vincent Pickering '23 Recruiting Profile

Smoky Valley High SchoolLindsborg, KSMen's Basketball

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Height6'0"

Weight165lbs

Age20

Primary PositionShooting Guard

Secondary PositionSmall Forward

Dominant HandRight

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I’ve been working since 5th grade to not be not known as ”The asian kid who can’t play basketball”. Its been a journey. I didnt make my MAYB team in 6th grade. That was only something to push me even more. Became a starter at a new school in 7th grade and I have just been working on expanding my game and my role on the team. I’m doing everything for my parents, they deserve credit to any success I have.