2025 Rankings: Potential Breakouts

While we had plenty of movers in our rankings all over, from 1 to 320, there were still many guys who didn't have any noticeable changes in their rank. However, that doesn't mean we forgot about them, and in fact, we see some players in our list that are on the cusp of becoming a stock riser or breakout candidate for our next fall update. Check out five guys in the class of 2025 who are breakout candidates as the summer continues.    Frey is looking dangerous as a jumbo guard for [program_tooltip program_id='2234929' first='1' last='of 1 Elite'] this spring, recovering well from a knee injury that has sidelined him and showcasing his ability to shoot the ball and make reads for his teammates. He's got a buttery jumper with a very quick release, allowing him to knock down threes anywhere on the floor, as he also possess good spacing IQ and an ability to relocate quickly when the ball leaves his hands. I also really like the high level pace he plays with, making decisions and looking to get to the next action on the floor quickly. Should be a name to know and may be a stockriser next update if he continues his level of play.     Moravcevic is in a similar mold to Frey, as a bigger point guard with outside shooting ability but also tons of playmaking upside. He's got European feel and skills from his time spent overseas before coming to the States, but he's starting to get stronger, quicker, and more able to play against high level, athletic college prospects at the high school level. With the bulk of TBS' group graduating last year, Moravcevic will have an big role as a distributor and perimeter this upcoming season.     Oxendine is continuing to make waves with Grassroots NC on the Puma NXT circuit, and could be in line to put together a gigantic senior season for Leesville Road this upcoming season. With some more talent around him, he should be able to score the ball at a very high clip with more room to get his patented perimeter jumper off. He can put the ball in the basket at multiple spots, guard people in the backcourt at a solid clip, and should be someone D3 schools or others get eyes on. He's been productive all of high school and AAU against good competition.     Dunn has been getting hot this spring/summer period for Marvin Ridge, continuing to showcase his game as a shooter and intelligent point guard. He's been knocking down multiple threes a game whether that be in team camps, AAU games, or anything in between. Continuing to get better making reads and executing the vision/IQ he has in real time. Biggest development point for him is getting more strength and shiftiness in his frame, but can't argue with his skillset and the way he has feel for/plays the game.     Rugged combo guard who is going to play a much bigger role in school ball for North Mecklenburg next year, which should help him become a big time stockriser. Not only that, but his play for E.A. Prep Stars has been outstanding so far this spring. His defensive intensity, scoring ability, and facilitating awareness have been his three best traits, all on display consistently as he continues to improve how he can show up night in and out. He is a guy to watch this June and July as he continues to make strides in his game.

While we had plenty of movers in our rankings all over, from 1 to 320, there were still many guys who didn't have any noticeable changes in their rank. However, that doesn't mean we forgot about them, and in fact, we see some players in our list that are on the cusp of becoming a stock riser or breakout candidate for our next fall update. Check out five guys in the class of 2025 who are breakout candidates as the summer continues.