North Florida’s Senior Scoring Engine with Elite Explosiveness
Kamrin Oriol is North Florida’s undisputed offensive leader, averaging 20.9 points per game in the 2025-26 season—ranking 19th nationally among guards—while adding 4.3 assists and shooting 48.0% from the floor[1][2]. His differentiator is elite athleticism: a 39.5-inch max vertical and 2.2-second reactive shuttle make him a relentless finisher and defensive disruptor, with a career-high 4 steals in 2025[9][8]. Oriol, a St. Petersburg native and senior, scores in double figures in every game this season, showing rare consistency and high-intensity drive[7]. Though North Florida struggled overall (7-25), Oriol’s 670 total points lead the team by 197 over the next scorer[2]. He’s a high-risk, high-reward fit for teams needing a primary scorer with playoff-level intensity and no known injury history.
