Kamil Chapman

Kamil Chapman brings veteran scoring, pace, and disruptive defense for Longwood

Chapman’s profile stands out for being a steady two-way guard with proven scoring touch, playmaking, and ball pressure: Longwood listed him as a 6-1 guard who finished his career with 1,600 points after seasons of 25.0 points, 4.5 assists, and 3.0 rebounds per game, and a game log shows he also flashed impact defense with 3 steals in a 16-point outing against Arizona State[5][1]. He looks like a fit for a team that wants an experienced, competitive guard who can create offense, stay active defensively, and raise the intensity level.