Zachary Pollaro’s freshman year is flashing legit shot-making upside for Franciscan
In the 2025-26 season, freshman guard Zachary Pollaro averaged 8.9 points, 3.1 rebounds, and shot 35.8% from three while logging 21.3 minutes per game for Franciscan, with a recent 17-minute outing showing he can score in bursts and chip in defensively with a steal.[1][2][5] The intrigue: he already has a green light from deep, he’s shown he can handle a bigger role in big moments, and he arrived with a real scoring pedigree after topping 1,000 high school points and earning all-section/all-conference honors.[2][4] He looks like a useful pace-and-space guard who can fit as a secondary scorer and floor-spacer, especially if your team values low-drama toughness and a player who’s still growing into his ceiling.[2][4][6]
