2026 Basketball interview with Dom Corcetti from Keystone High School, PA


 

Name: Dom Corcetti

School/town: Keystone High School, Knox, PA

Positions played: PG/Forward

Class of 2027

Height and Weight: 6'1", 175

Jersey Number: 1

Awards won or earned: First team all conference

HUDL LINK: www.hudl.com/profile/16745826

Other sports played: Football

What were your goals heading into the season?

Win games and make a good playoff run and hit 1000 points.

What goals did you set for your team?

Make playoffs.

Do you feel you are better as a shooting guard or small forward?

Small forward, I believe I can do more for the team.

What is the biggest strength?

Quick first step

What's been your biggest moment as a basketball player?

Fast break dunks

So far, which win has meant the most?

North Clarion in OT, I hit the game winner.

Which loss has stung the most?

Any close game knowing I gave all effort

Should there be a shot clock in high school basketball? Explain

Yes, to speed teams up more and keep the game going.

Which road gym is the toughest to play in?

Karn city

Which sport do you feel you are better at, basketball or football?

To be honest, I’m not sure.

Who are your favorite and least favorite college basketball teams?

Favorite is Duke, and I don’t have a least favorite.

What is a talent or skill that you have that those around you might not be aware of?

I used to race dirt bikes.

What is a fad or style that your generation has that you just don't get or understand?

Buzz hair cuts


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