Jawarie Hamelin brings steady point-guard value to New Hampshire
Hamelin’s 2024-25 season with New Hampshire showed a reliable two-way guard who could organize offense, defend the ball, and do a little of everything: he averaged 5.1 points, 2.9 assists, 2.7 rebounds and led the team in steals alongside 34 in 26 games, with 16 starts[3][5]. His best differentiator is feel for the game—he finished second on the team in assists and had at least four assists in 10 games, which makes him a useful fit for teams that value decision-making, pace control, and defensive activity over pure scoring volume[3][5].
