4-Star PF Ian Condon will Take an Official Visit to NC State

According to multiple reports, four-star 2027 power forward Ian Condon has scheduled an official visit to NC State this fall, with the exact date still to be determined.

The Wolfpack becomes one of several schools set to receive an official visit from one of the top forwards in the 2027 recruiting class.

Official Visit Schedule Taking Shape

Condon already has four official visits on the calendar.

Ian Condon’s Official Visits

Syracuse: Sept. 1
Boston College: Sept. 11
Notre Dame: Sept. 18
Northwestern: Oct. 2
NC State: Date TBD

The Wolfpack extended an offer to Condon on June 3, and now has the opportunity to make its pitch on campus during a critical stage of his recruitment.

One of the Top Players in the 2027 Class

247Sports views Condon as one of the nation’s premier frontcourt prospects.

247Sports Rankings

No. 89 overall player nationally
No. 13 power forward
No. 1 player in Washington, D.C.

Both ESPN and Rivals currently list Condon as a three-star prospect, but 247Sports is considerably higher on his long-term potential.

Productive at a National Power

Condon plays for Sidwell Friends School, one of the country’s premier high school basketball programs and a school that regularly produces Division I talent.

He turned in an outstanding junior season while emerging as one of the most versatile forwards in the region.

A Rare Shooting Skill for His Size

At 6-foot-7 and 245 pounds, Condon already possesses the frame of a physical interior player.

What separates him from many prospects his size is his perimeter shooting.

He connected on 45% of his three-point attempts while taking 158 shots from beyond the arc during the season.

That combination of high volume and elite efficiency is uncommon for a player with his build and makes him an intriguing modern power forward prospect capable of stretching opposing defenses.

All-State Honors

Following his junior season, he earned DCSAA All-State First Team honors, further cementing his reputation as one of the top players in the District of Columbia.

With his combination of size, strength, rebounding, and perimeter shooting, it’s easy to understand why his recruitment continues to gain momentum.