Coming Attractions: Class of 2025 Point/Combo Guards
There are some excellent young prospects entering the high school ranks this season. Many of them will have an opportunity to make an immediate impact at the varsity level right away while others may be waiting their turns, but will…
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Continue ReadingThere are some excellent young prospects entering the high school ranks this season. Many of them will have an opportunity to make an immediate impact at the varsity level right away while others may be waiting their turns, but will definitely be heard from later. Here is a look at a few of those talented point/combo guards in the Class of 2025. There will be many more who will probably emerge during the season, but here are a few to start you off.
Aaron Rowe 6’1″ Father Tolton: The talented young guard is already being recognized nationally as one of the best in the 2025 class. He has a nice combination of explosive athleticism and skilled three-level scoring ability. During the grassroots season, he was the top player for the MoKan Elite 15U team while playing a year up.
PJ Farmer 6’0″ Charleston: An excellent guard who will be one of the top young prospects in Southeast Missouri. He’s a point guard who can handle your offense with poise, but he’s a talented bucket-getter who can score in the lane with strength and also knock down 3-pointers.
Zyree Collins 5’10” St. Mary’s: The younger brother of former St. Mary’s standout and current SLU point guard Yuri Collins, Zyree is similar in that he is a pass-first point guard with elite passing and floor leading skills. He organizes a team well and he’s poised under pressure. He is also a solid perimeter shooter.
Exavier Wilson 5’10” Jefferson City: A smooth scoring point guard who I got my first look at a couple weeks ago at the GoL1ve Fall League in Columbia and was very impressed. He is a three-level scoring threat with good quickness and the ability to create his own shot off the dribble.
Christian Williams 5’9″ Vashon: A talented young guard who has been really lighting it up in the Rameybasketball Fall League during the first couple weeks of competition. He is a poised ball handler who plays under control. He is also knock-down shooter who has hit five 3-pointers in two different games in the Fall League.
Luke Walsh 5’9″ Vianney: The son of Vianney head coach Kevin Walsh, young Luke looks to be one of the top 3-point shooters in the class. He spent the summer knocking down shots for the Brad Beal Elite 14U team. He is also a solid ball handler with a good feel for the game.