The Class of 2025 Top 10 Point Guards

Preston Edwards

January 4, 2024 @ 11:02 AM

On the high school level, the point guards are arguably the most important players on the floor. Point guards are the players who generally orchestrate the offense and get players into the right position. When it comes to the class of 2025, the floor generals in that group orchestrate the offense and put the ball in the basket. In this rankings review of the 2025 class, we will look at the top point guards in that class.   1. [player_tooltip player_id='1347260' first='Chris' last='Shiflett Jr'] - He is the top point guard in his class because of his ability to score at all three levels and his vision. Shiflett is not afraid to take the shot or make the right pass when the game is on the line   2. [player_tooltip player_id='1499023' first='Jamal' last='Drewery'] - Veteran point guard who has played a ton of basketball during his five years of varsity experience. He can shoot the three or get to the rim and is very good at both   3. [player_tooltip player_id='1560448' first='Jalen' last='Brown'] - Brown was the most outstanding player in Class 1A for a reason. He is very good at the drive and kick and knows how to score the rock from all three levels. Very good on ball defender also   4. [player_tooltip player_id='1800017' first='Raymond' last='Hart Jr'] - A big lefty guard who knows how to get to his spots on the floor to score. He has a very good handle and knows where to find his teammates on the floor   5. [player_tooltip player_id='1347294' first='Kerry' last='McMillian'] - Athletic point guard who is very good defensively and always seems to deflect passes. He is very good at getting to the rim and he is excellent at finishing at the rim.   6. [player_tooltip player_id='1275303' first='Jordan' last='Matthews'] - The Vandebilt Catholic guard is a very good facilitator and passer. He is excellent in transition at making the right passes. Shooting the three is one of his better traits also.   7. [player_tooltip player_id='1561807' first='Marcus' last='Lofton'] - A well-rounded point guard who does everything at a high level. He is very good at shooting from the perimeter, playing defense, and running the offense. There isn't a box Lofton doesn't check.   8. [player_tooltip player_id='1330583' first='Zion' last='Weeks'] - When Weeks plays the point, he plays it well. He has great vision and finds ways to make pinpoint passes. Making plays in transition is probably Weeks best gift at the one.   9. [player_tooltip player_id='1601906' first='Jayden' last='Jackson'] - Driving to the rim is probably his best attribute. When he has the ball in his hands, he is getting to the rim. Jackson is a better shooter than given credit. He is consistent from the mid-range and can shoot the three.   10. [player_tooltip player_id='1560421' first='Daryl' last='Adams III'] - LB Landry seems to be where small guards flourish. Adams plays great on ball defense and is very good at stealing the ball. He is ultra quick and gets to the rack in a hiccup.   The point guards in this class are some of the very best regardless of class. They are all playing for teams that should make the playoffs. So, seeing how they handle district and playoff pressure will be something to see. I believe that these guys will shine under pressure, however.

On the high school level, the point guards are arguably the most important players on the floor. Point guards are the players who generally orchestrate the offense and get players into the right position. When it comes to the class of 2025, the floor generals in that group orchestrate the offense and put the ball in the basket. In this rankings review of the 2025 class, we will look at the top point guards in that class.