5 Impressive 2025 Massachusetts Prospects: Part 2

The state of Massachusetts overall has a great group of talented prospects in the class of 2025. Today, I will be highlighting five more names that have impressed me in their junior year! Let's get started once more!    [player_tooltip player_id='1157225' first='Payton' last='Kamin'] is a bigger-than-your-average guard with a diverse offensive repertoire. On his drives to the paint, he uses patience and takes advantage of defensive mistakes to score the ball through contact. Kamin loves to attack closeouts and finish creatively at the rim. He's a threat beyond the arch and can knock down shots off the ball or in stop-and-pop scenarios. Kamin is a ball mover in transition, finding open teammates in a cool and collected manner. On the defensive end of the court, he has superb anticipation skills, consistently creating turnovers in the passing lanes and making quick last-second deflections. Overall, Kamin's offensive skills at his height make him a must-watch for coaches and programs needing someone who can thrive on or off the ball.     [player_tooltip player_id='2325737' first='Robby' last='Fiore'] is an off-ball guard who stands out with his shooting and quick-twitch athleticism. He can launch shots off the dribble in the mid-range, getting to his spots with his bursty movements. Fiore's release is pure and can knock down three-pointers off screens or in catch-and-shoot scenarios. He can also create off-the-bounce on his drives, speeding to the rim and getting elevation on his attempts at the cup with an impressive vertical. Fiore can make quick reads with the ball at times as well, identifying cutters to the rim and finding open shooters on the perimeter. He competes hard on defense and stays in front of defenders with quick feet. Fiore's shooting gives him a high floor, but his athleticism is a ceiling raiser and he should monitored closely going forward.     [player_tooltip player_id='1532442' first='Rylan' last='Singh'] is a forward who combines old school and new school which equals an exciting player. He is the ultimate putback machine, cleaning up the loose ends and gaining points by grabbing rebounds on the offensive glass. Singh is strong and mobile, scoring with effective post moves and powering defenders at the rim to get buckets. He's got amazing touch, using the glass with precision on his attempts in the paint. Singh can also stretch the floor and knock down shots beyond the arch with a pure stroke. Defensively, he can body up opponents down low and contest shots at the basket with good timing and instincts. Singh's unique game is productive and is a player that coaches would fall in love with easily.     [player_tooltip player_id='1532480' first='Akhil' last='Janapareddy'] is a point guard with a high IQ who knows how to run an offense. He has a great understanding of double teams and has great timing on his passes to his teammates to give them the most open looks possible. Janapareddy always has his head up, making difficult full-court passes in transition or throwing cross-court passes in the half-court. His outstanding vision opens up his scoring and he becomes a really tough guard. Janapareddy is a creative finisher at the rim and can use the high glass wall. He can also stretch the floor off the ball and has a beautiful mid-range floater as well. Janapareddy's unselfish and team-oriented playstyle combined with his smarts, makes him an especially intriguing prospect that coaches and programs should familiarize themselves with.     [player_tooltip player_id='2546965' first='Zach' last='Romich'] is a two-guard who can fling the ball from deep. With compact and nearly flawless mechanics, he can shoot effectively when ball-handling or playing off, creating problems for opposing defenses in the process. Off the ball, Romich is awesome in catch-and-shoot scenarios and has great relocation ability to get himself the perfect looks. On the ball, he can step back off the dribble or side-step to his right and shoot over contests. Romich keeps his balance in all of the shots that he takes, which is very hard to do, and it's also why he is so consistent and productive in this area. Programs and coaches needing a flamethrower from beyond the arch should follow him heavily as he will be very helpful to a team needing that hole filled.

The state of Massachusetts overall has a great group of talented prospects in the class of 2025. Today, I will be highlighting five more names that have impressed me in their junior year! Let's get started once more!