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Markuss Sipko 🇱🇻

Position: GuardAge today: 19 (born 2007-06-08) · 17.7 in 2025Physical: 195.0 cm · official roster of u18 eurobasket 2025Nationality: Latvia
Latvia
U18 national teams · 2025
TournamentProfessional report · Generated 2026-09-24
Summary

What the index measures, in three lines. The scout's observations are kept apart, always labelled.

  • ▲ Strengths: Does not stand above P80 in any metric of the cohort (best: Points per 40, P35)
  • ▼ Concerns: Blocks per 40 · P0 in the cohort (U18 national teams 2025, n=342)
  • ● Sample: 7 GP · 124′ · U18 national teams 2025 · Cohort n=342 · OK

Market: unknown. This report makes no claim about anyone's contract, availability or cost; we do not have them.

Performance profile
MIN P23PTS/40 P35AST/40 P24REB/40 P5STL/40 P3BLK/40 P0informe-huella: MIN P23 · PTS/40 P35 · AST/40 P24 · REB/40 P5 · STL/40 P3 · BLK/40 P0

Percentile against the cohort on each metric: further out is better.

Position in the cohort · n=342
Points per 40 12.9P35
Rebounds per 40 3.2P5
Assists per 40 1.6P24
Fit with the need

This report was opened without a need (level and role). Open it from a list or from the need to see the fit.

Market feasibility: Unknown — We have no contract, availability or cost. Without those three, nobody is signable, and this product will not claim otherwise: the five are SPORTING CANDIDATES.

Identity
  • U18 national teams 2025 · LAT · 7 GP · 124′
Role / archetype

Rotation role

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Offense
  • Points per 4012.9
    P35n=342
  • TS%—
    —
  • 3P%—
    —
  • Assists per 401.6
    P24n=342
  • Assist to turnover—
    —

5.7 PPG · 0.7 APG · TS — · eFG —

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Defense
  • Rebounds per 403.2
    P5n=342
  • Steals per 400.3
    P3n=342
  • Blocks per 400.0
    P0n=342

1.4 RPG

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Physical

195.0 cm

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Strengths

Does not stand above P80 in any metric of the cohort (best: Points per 40, P35)

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Concerns

Blocks per 40 · P0 in the cohort (U18 national teams 2025, n=342)

  • ▸ Where this player is today: the most recent trace is U18 national teams 2025 and that competition already has a newer season.
  • ▸ 3 of 9 metrics have no publishable comparison in this cohort.

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Evidence

U18 national teams 2025 · season

▪ 37 indexed field-goal attempts in the box scores, across 7 games · Source: official FIBA box-score shots (fiba_shot)

▪ Shot split as published by the box score · 2 P · 11 attempts · 4/11 · 36.4 % · 29.7 % of volume · Source: official FIBA box-score shots (fiba_shot)

▪ Shot split as published by the box score · 3 P · 26 attempts · 10/26 · 38.5 % · 70.3 % of volume · Source: official FIBA box-score shots (fiba_shot)

▪ Free throws, kept apart: they are not field goals and do not enter the split · Free throws · 2 attempts · 2/2 · 100 % · Source: official FIBA box-score shots (fiba_shot)

Shot chart: In this competition there is no visual with a verified frame.

⚠ This season’s sample does not reach the comfortable minimum · Source: cohort profile of the competition (scout_perfil_liga)

⚠ Limited sample: 7 games · 124′ · 26 three-point attempts. The percentage is not an equivalent signal to a large sample. · Source: Scout index (box scores aggregated by season) (scout_player_season)

Shot profile

No accredited shot geometry for U18 national teams: a map that has not been measured is not drawn. The 2/3 split declared by the source is in the evidence.

Trajectory

Only one indexed season: there is no evolution to measure.

Level translation

At least one competition change is needed for a translation to exist.

Confidence and sample

Sample: 7 GP · 124′ · OK · n=342

Index as of 2026-09-11

Market

Market feasibility: Unknown

Representation, availability and eligibility: NOT verified. This report neither asserts nor assumes them; the announced team and the history come from dated sources and are cited as such.

Provenance
  • • Season statistics, computed from each competition’s official box score
  • • Cohort profile: role, strengths and risks as percentiles within the competition and season
  • • Shot and play-by-play evidence: shot data from each competition’s official source (FIBA, EuroLeague, ACB, WNBA and NBA shot zones)
  • • Observations and video: private to the scout, provenance declared by the scout