Class of 2025 Standouts at the Final Four

Prep Hoops Missouri has spent the past three days in Springfield at the Class 4-6 State Championships at Missouri State University. There were some very impressive young prospects from the Class of 2025 who were putting in work at the Final Four. Here is a look at some of those young standouts.

Jordan Martin Jordan Martin 6'5" | SF Jefferson City | 2025 State MO (Jefferson City): The 6’4 forward is a baseball standout who’s already committed to Arkansas, but he’s also a stud on the basketball court. His physical strength combined with his slick inside moves and slashing ability enable him to get buckets at any time. He averaged 20 points a game this season and finished the year with a 34-point performance against Pembroke Hill in the third-place game.

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Dierre Hill Dierre Hill 6'0" | CG Vashon | 2025 State MO Jr. (Vashon): The 6’0 guard is a lock down defender and one of the toughest competitors that I watched during the weekend. He sets the tone for Vashon’s full court pressure with his relentless on ball defense. He is also a capable scorer with his slashing moves. He also excels in the transition game.

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Xavier Wilson Xavier Wilson 6'7" | SF Staley | 2025 State MO (Staley): A 6’7 forward who comes off the bench to provide athleticism and versatility for a powerful Falcons team that won the Class 6 state championship. He came up big in the third quarter of the state championship game with some tough driving buckets as the Falcons pulled away from Kickapoo.

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Zay Wilson (Father Tolton): The 6’0” point guard is an excellent young prospect who picked up an offer from Missouri State University after his excellent weekend. In the semifinals against Vashon, he scored a team high 18 points and handled the ball against the Wolverines intense pressure for the full 32 minutes. He was constantly on the attack and he has a nice pull up jumper with good elevation. He’s very quick and changes speeds very well and he has a high basketball IQ.

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Trey Williams Jr. (Vashon): The 6’1″ shooting guard came up with a very nice performance in the Wolverines’ state championship game victory over Park Hills Central. He displayed his shooting stroke early with a pair of 3-pointers in the first quarter to get the Wolverines off to a fast start. He also scored on a slick baseline drive when defenders closed out on him. He finished the game with a team-high 12 points in the state final.

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Andrew Moore Andrew Moore 5'11" | PG Troy | 2025 State MO (Troy): The 6’0″ point guard plays with a lot of savvy and confidence as a playmaker and a scoring threat. He plays well off the ball as he can knock down the 3-pointer and get to the basket on a smooth drive. He also moves well without the ball. He scored 11 points in the Trojans’ victory over Jackson in the Class 6 third-place game. He will take over as a full-time point guard for the Trojans next season.

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Antonio Williams (St. Joe Lafayette): I got my first look at this 6’1″ wing guard in the Class 4 state semifinals against Park Hills Central and I was impressed with his performance. The young lefty is a smooth slashing threat who could find seams in the defense and get buckets in traffic. He is a nice athlete who plays under control with the ability to finish in the lane. He scored 10 points in that semifinal game.

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