#1 Quincy Guerrier
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6'7" 210 lbs Forward
HS: Thetford Academy Thetford Mines, QC
Born: 5/13/1999 Montreal, QC
Season Stats
Season Cl Pos G GS Min FG FGA % FT FTA % 3Pt 3PA % Asst Reb DReb OReb Fls DQ TO ST BS Pts PPG APG RPG
2019-20 Fr F 32 0 651 77 155
49.7%
 63 104
60.6%
 3 24
12.5%
 19 170 113 57 83 3 43 15 25 220 6.9 0.6 5.3
2020-21 So F 28 28 931 146 296
49.3%
 68 101
67.3%
 23 74
31.1%
 23 236 159 77 78 4 30 23 32 283 13.7 0.8 8.4
Career    
60
28
1582
223
451
49.4%
131
205
63.9%
26
98
26.5%
42
406
272
134
161
7
73
38
57
503
8.4
0.7
6.8

Quincy Guerrier was a forward for Syracuse basketball. He was an aggressive rebounder who preferred to play on the perimeter.

Quincy Guerrier Syracuse BasketballGuerrier displayed tremendous raw talent his freshman season, but struggled to find his place both offensively and defensively. He was the top reserve off the bench all season, and displayed a terrific ability to rebound. He would batter foul trouble most of the season, which would also hamper his playing time. He had big games in losses to Louisville and North Carolina State. In the former he had 14 points and 12 rebounds, and in the latter he had 16 points and 10 rebounds playing significant time for an injured Elijah Hughes. It was announced in the off season that he had injured his groin during the season, and he had surgery in June.[1]

Guerrier became the Orange's primary inside scorer his sophomore season. He had several big rebounding games, particularly earlier in the season, and was adept at scoring inside making 62% of his two point shots. Guerrier also improved the consistency on his perimeter shooting, providing a little more balance to the offense. He would have a career high 27 points, along with 11 rebounds in a win over Buffalo. Guerrier had ten rebounds in the second half of the Notre Dame game, helping the Orange to overcome a twenty point deficit. He would finish the season leading the team in rebounding with nine games of 10+ rebounds, and earned Third Team ACC Honors.

Guerrier would transfer to Oregon after his sophomore season.

Oregon
Season Cl Pos G GS Min FG FGA % FT FTA % 3Pt 3PA % Asst Reb DReb OReb Fls DQ TO ST BS Pts PPG APG RPG
2021-22 Jr F 35 35 926 120 286 42.0% 61 95 64.2% 52 159 32.7% 27 184 125 59 80 2 42 26 11 353 10.1 0.8 5.3
2022-23 Sr F 36 22 923 110 260 43.3% 54 93 58.1% 50 144 34.7% 36 167 120 47 71 3 47 14 13 324 9.0 1.0 4.6
Career    
71
57
1,849
230
546
42.1%
115
118
61.2%
102
303
33.7%
63
351
245
106
151
5
89
40
24
677
9.8
0.8
5.8

Guerrier would be a starter for most of two seasons at Oregon, though he never quite matched the success he had at Syracuse. He scored a season high 25 points against Coloradoo his junior year and 26 points against Nevada his senior year. He transferred to Illinois as graduate transfer utilizing his Covid fifth year benefit.

Illinois
Season Cl Pos G GS Min FG FGA % FT FTA % 3Pt 3PA % Asst Reb DReb OReb Fls DQ TO ST BS Pts PPG APG RPG
2023-24 Gr F 38 38 914 127 267 47.6% 66 116 56.9% 43 115 37.4% 11 232 167 65 70 0 34 10 12 363 9.6 0.3 6.1
Career    
38
38
914
127
267
47.6%
66
116
56.9%
43
115
37.4%
11
232
167
65
70
0
34
10
12
363
9.6
0.3
6.1

Guerrier would start every game his one year at Illinois, and scored a career high 28 against Missouri.

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[1] Syracuse.com, Mike Waters 6/3/2020