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With the high school season here in Washington all wrapped up and the state champions crowned, players are now shifting focus to the AAU season. Here are some stock rising players in the 2025 class to watch this spring/summer. Talon…
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Continue ReadingWith the high school season here in Washington all wrapped up and the state champions crowned, players are now shifting focus to the AAU season. Here are some stock rising players in the 2025 class to watch this spring/summer.
There is a lot of talent within the NWC and the 1A class specifically but where players like Talon learn and grow a lot when playing on a travel AAU team. Seeing different play styles and higher level players only improve your game. Jenkins’ game has grown quite a bit over just the last 2 seasons, with the AAU season being a big help towards that. He’s a lengthy wing who scores the ball well and uses his height well to his advantage. His game is going to take another step this summer.
After watching Glacier Peak more this season and really watching Jo play, I can confidently say he is a top player in the class, maybe even the state. The game comes so natural to the lefty guard. He has a lights out deep shot, can knock down a pull up jumper easily, and gets to the rim smoothly with his craftiness on the court. D1 coaches should have their eyes on Lee now, before his stock really rises.
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Arion had a phenomenal season this year and carried the Marysville-Getchell team farther than most people thought. He moves on the court really well, with or without the ball in his hands. He slips by defenders often with a quick dribble move and has an insanely high motor. He is going to showcase this summer he can play against real high level talent, as well.
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This 6’5″ wing really put his skills on display this season, leading Tenino deep into the playoffs and helping elevate his teammates games. He is super smooth with the ball in his hands, being able to work well from the wing or from the post. His AAU season will help him matchup against much higher level talent, which will only make his game more well rounded.
Quincy is a small town prospect but can play with the top talent in the state. He scored his 1,000th point this season and isn’t done yet. He finds his spots smoothly on the court and is still improving. He has a well rounded game, doing a little bit of everything, even the little things. Quincy defends at a high level, having a high motor on the defensive side of the ball. Playing for Hooptown will really elevate his game even more.