2025 Player Rankings Update: Top 5 SGs

After missing a good portion of the high school season due to injury, [player_tooltip player_id='1383025' first='Akai' last='Fleming'] really came on strong late in the spring. Fleming had some impressive performances at the Adidas Next Generation Tournament and then built on the momentum with a strong showing at the Adidas EuroCamp in Italy. He's a polished scorer that utilizes his size and length really well on the attack. Fleming also shoots it well off the bounce and does a good job of creating separation to get his shot off. He recently committed to Georgia Tech and will be spending his final year of high school with Overtime Elite.     [player_tooltip player_id='1450676' first='JR' last='Leonard'] lands at #5 in the latest update after putting together a solid spring with AE5. Few players in the 2025 class can fill up the scoresheet like [player_tooltip player_id='1450676' first='JR' last='Leonard'] can. He's a variety scorer that can hit shots from all over the floor, get to the bucket using his strength, and play above the rim in transition. With Karris Bilal off to Vanderbilt, I expect Leonard to post some crazy numbers as a senior. Leonard will draw plenty of attention during the summer live periods and should continue to add to his list of high-major offers.     Savannah is home to a handful of noteworthy 2025s but [player_tooltip player_id='1617653' first='Maki' last='Joyner'] sits atop the list. Joyner is a 6'5 guard that's extremely smooth with the rock and creative in his approach to the game. He loves to get to the rim and can do so using a number of different attack moves. His athleticism has really blossomed over the past year or so and that's helped take his game to another level. Joyner currently holds offers from Kennesaw State and East Carolina.     [player_tooltip player_id='1589294' first='Caleb' last='Jones'] typically doesn't get the love he deserves during the high school season but he made the most of his spring with the [program_tooltip program_id='2433307' first='Atlanta' last='Celtics']. Back in April, Jones delivered one of the best performances of the spring when he went for 41 points at OTR Summer Jam. He shoots the three-ball at a high clip, sharp from the mid-range as well. Not only is Jones a serious scoring threat, he brings the energy defensively and forces a lot of turnovers. His recruitment hasn't quite picked up yet but I could see Jones landing anywhere between mid-major and D2.     [player_tooltip player_id='1943464' first='Rashund' last='Washington'] has flown under the radar for much of his high school career but he's taken off this spring, emerging as one of the premier talents in The Prelude League. Washington is a do-it-all wing with a high motor and some freaky physical tools. Whether it be running the point or battling with bigs inside, we've seen Washington play just about every role. Washington has all the makings of a D1 wing and his recruitment should take off sooner than later.