Photos: Arizona Wildcats commit Nico Mannion
Check out photos of Nico Mannion, the centerpiece of Arizona's 2019 basketball recruiting class.Β
Chaparral.Pinnacle 6A Championship
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Nico Mannion now weighs 190 pounds, 15 more than he did while starring at Phoenixβs Pinnacle High School. He is one of nine Wildcats to gain weight this offseason.
Chaparral.Pinnacle 6A Championship
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Pinnacle seniors Trent Brown (24) and Nico Mannion walk off the court for the last time together during their 83-64 win win over Chaparral during the 6A Boys State Championship at Wells Fargo Arena in Tempe Tuesday, Feb 26, 2019.
Chaparral.Pinnacle 6A Championship
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Five-star recruits to the rescue: Nico Mannion, left, getting an easy slam during the Class 6A boys state championship, will join the Wildcats next season along with Josh Green, right, a five-star guard from Australia who choose the Wildcats over North Carolina.
Chaparral.Pinnacle 6A Championship
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Chaparralβs Jordan Josephs, left, body-checks Pinnacleβs Nico Mannion in the 6A state title game.
Nico Mannion and Pinnacle celebrate 6A title
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Nico Mannion, toward left side with his red hair under a teammate's pointed fingers, joins his Pinnacle High School teammates in celebrating their 6A title win over Chaparral on Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2019.
Nico Mannion on senior night
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Nico Mannion and his family were honored at Pinnacle High School on Friday.
Nico Mannion at Rancho Mirage
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Nico Mannion averaged 33.8 points in the Rancho Mirage Holiday Invitational.
Nico Mannion, shoes
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Nico Mannion signs NLI for Arizona (copy)
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Nico Mannion is expected to play significant minutes as a freshman with the injury of sophomore combo guard Brandon Williams.
UA Red Blue game (copy)
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Arizona commit Nico Mannion watches play at the Wildcats' Red-Blue Game at McKale Center.
UA Red Blue game
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Arizona recruits Nico Mannion, left, and Jeremiah Robinson-Earl take in the action.
Nico Mannion commits to Arizona
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Phoenix mega-recruit Nico Mannion announced Friday that he will play for the Wildcats in 2019-20.
Nico Mannion
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Nico Mannion answers questions after an Under Armour Association Finals game on Wednesday, July 25, 2018 in Las Vegas.
Pinnacle vs Mountain Pointe
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Pinnacleβs Nico Mannion kisses the trophy after beating Mountain Pointe in the 6A Boys State Basketball Championship game at Wells Fargo Arena in Tempe, on Feb. 28, 2018.
Shadow Mountain at Pinnacle boys hoops (copy)
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Nico Mannion (3) is considering Arizona, Duke, Kentucky and North Carolina, among others.
Pinnacle vs Horizon
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Future Arizona guard Nico Mannion, right, had just a 50-50 chance to live after he was born six weeks early in 2001.
