Griffin Bremner Class of 2027 (in Canada) | 6'3" | 182 lbs Combo Guard, West Vancouver, BC, Canada. YouTube: @griffinbremner, Instagram: @griffinbremner

About Me: I’m Griffin Bremner, a 2027 combo guard from West Vancouver, British Columbia. I stand 6’3”, weigh 182 lbs, and play for the Sentinel Secondary Spartans, 3D Basketball Academy With Coach Ziyad Guled and Canada West Hoops who are a part ofthe UA rise circuit with under armour under coach's Ziyad Guled and coach Glen Chu; Mentor's who helped me build elite skills, structure, and mental toughness. My goal is straightforward: earn a Division 1 basketball scholarship and play in the NBA. But I know goals aren’t achieved with talk. They require obsession-level commitment and consistent execution. That’s how I train. I didn’t grow up with a ball in my hand, I started basketball at 11, but it wasn’t until 14 that I was truly dedicated. That was the year I decided I wanted to be great. Since then, I’ve built daily routines around development — 3,000+ made shots weekly, AI-structured solo ball-handling, advanced movement shooting, and game-rep drills. I log 27+ hours a week into my craft. No days off, only purpose-driven recovery. But what separates me isn’t just my schedule. It’s my mindset. I’ve struggled with overthinking, emotional inconsistency, and frustration in the past. That mental battle used to hold me back. So I studied the best, Michael, Kobe, not just their skills, but their mental frameworks. I built routines to develop composure under pressure, clarity in chaos, and a ruthless, accountable approach to every rep. Growing up in a competitive family shaped that edge. My younger brother Oliver is relentless, always pushing, talking, battling, and that rivalry sharpened my control and focus more than any coach ever could. My oldest sister played for Canada’s U-17 field hockey team. I also train my mind and body outside the court. I hike mountains, with my mom, Sarah Hun. Some of our greatest achievements include Mt. Adams (standing at 12,276 ft), Mt. Baker (standing at 10,781 ft), and many more, often with no sleep and tough terrain. I do it for the discipline. For the mental endurance. For that extra edge. I believe greatness is built, not chosen. Built through early mornings, missed social plans, film study, and the relentless chase of better. I’m not where I want to be yet. But every day, I’m closing that gap. If you're a program that values culture, accountability, and player development, I’m ready to contribute and grow with you.