All Hallows guard Ivan Tchatchouwo was sidelined in his junior season due to a dislocation of his knee, however the six-foot-one guard put in a great deal of hard work to rehab and get back out on the court for the summer AAU season with the Raising Champions.

Per Tchatchouwo, the highlights of his summer season was the Academic All American camp in Boston, which is where he stated he felt that he played the best, as well as the place that led to most of the attention from schools. The schools he has been hearing from include Vermont, New Hampshire, and CW Post; however, Tchatchouwo would like to hear more from Fairleigh Dickinson University and New Jersey Institute of Technology, as well as Division II schools, as he feels that is where his level of play is best suited for.

The reports on Tchatchouwo is that he is a very strong on the ball defender, who has an ability to score when needed. Tchatchouwo believes his athleticism is in need of work, and spent this past spring on the track squad for All Hallows. Tchatchouwo has spent the summer working on improving his ball-handling and one on one moves, as he is transition to fully working at the point guard position. He is a strong communicator on the floor and would be a valuable addition to the right school.

Gotham Hoops Scouting ranked Tchatchouwo their 24th best prospect for 2010.