Javon Brooks brings freshman-size promise and guard versatility to Belmont Abbey
In the 2025-26 season, Belmont Abbey freshman guard Javon Brooks has flashed real perimeter value as a 6-foot-3 combo guard, including a 5-point debut with a made three in limited minutes against Elon[1][3][12]. His biggest appeal is upside: he has the frame to guard up a spot, a guard’s scoring touch, and the kind of “freshman c/o 2029” growth runway that usually matters more than raw box-score totals early on[13][14]. If a team wants a young, developing backcourt piece with size and shooting potential, Brooks is worth a serious look[1][3].
