Updated 2025 Player Rankings: Point Guard Newcomers

The Prep Hoops Wisconsin Class of 2025 Player Rankings were released Tuesday, and the extensive list includes the top 200 players in the class. Below are profiles of point-guard newcomers to the top 100: No. 19 [player_tooltip player_id='1598239' first='David' last='Bolden'], 6-0, PG, Nicolet ([program_tooltip program_id='2076433' first='Kevon' last='Looney Power 5']) Bolden recently picked up a NCAA Division I scholarship offer from Wright State and is the returning starting lead guard for a Nicolet squad that reached the semifinals of the WIAA Division 2 State Tournament last March. A physical player who gets into the heart of the defense on a consistent basis, Bolden is a capable scorer but looks first to his teammates with his strong passing skills. He has played well on the circuit for the talented [program_tooltip program_id='2076433' first='Kevon' last='Looney Power 5'] squad, and his toughness, experience and strong desire to do what it takes to win will be strong assets for a Nicolet program that will need him to be a leader in 2024-25, especially after loosing star wing [player_tooltip player_id='1390443' first='Davion' last='Hannah'] to Link Academy in Missouri. No. 66 [player_tooltip player_id='1622081' first='Cade' last='Prestigiacomo'], 6-3, PG, Appleton East Prestigiacomo is a big lead guard with good court vision and the ability to score from the perimeter or off the bounce. He averaged 11.9 points and 3.8 rebounds as a junior for Appleton East and teamed with UW-Oshkosh recruit Joey LaChapell to form a dynamic backcourt for the Patriots. Prestigiacomo, who shot 42 percent from three-point range as a junior, is one of three returning starters at Appleton East along with senior [player_tooltip player_id='2381685' first='Jacob' last='Weisbach'] and junior [player_tooltip player_id='2950354' first='Josh' last='Christiansen']. Prestigiacomo's leadership, experience and ability to make plays will be key for coach Turner Botz's program as the Patriots set out to improve upon an 11-15 finish in 2023-24. No. 68 [player_tooltip player_id='1485496' first='Eli' last='Zimmerman'], 5-10, PG, Fond du Lac (The Lac) A three-year varsity performer for Fond du Lac, Zimmerman is a pass-first point guard with an outstanding handle and the ability to push the ball and create fast-break scoring opportunities for his teammates. Although not a big scorer -- Zimmerman averaged 6.3 ppg over 78 varsity games -- he is a more than capable shooter as he connected on 43 percent of his attempts outside the arc as a junior. Zimmerman's leadership, experience and skill will be big assets for Fond du Lac once again in 2024-25. No. 70 [player_tooltip player_id='1729222' first='Olin' last='Zellmer'], 6-0, PG, Edgerton ([program_tooltip program_id='2078835' first='Wisconsin' last='Swing']) Zellmer's the type of point guard who might score 20-plus points one night and then go for under 10 the next but still leave a huge imprint on the outcome of the game. He relentless play on both ends is a major plus for Edgerton as he guards on the perimeter with quickness and peskiness while also getting into the lane and finding teammates for baskets. The returning first-team all-Rock Valley Conference performer is a jet with the ball in his hands in the open court, and also utilizes his quickness and go-to moves to shed defenders in the half court. As a junior, Zellmer averaged 16.5 points, 3.4 rebounds and 2.9 assists. No. 75 [player_tooltip player_id='2381695' first='Kaycee' last='Guzman'], 5-10, PG, Lakeside Lutheran (United Hoops) Guzman is well remembered for his game-winning basket in the closing seconds of Lakeside Lutheran's semifinal victory over Kiel at the WIAA Division 3 State Tournament last March. And the crafty, confident point guard has extended his strong play into the spring and summer with United Hoops. Though on the small side, Guzman's ability to leverage his body around defenders is almost uncanny as he continually finds scoring chances for himself and his teammates. Defensively, Guzman is a tough on-ball defender with good lateral movement on the perimeter. He will team with talented junior forward [player_tooltip player_id='2025184' first='Wes' last='Rahn'] (6-6) to give Lakeside Lutheran a potent one-two scoring punch next winter. No. 76 [player_tooltip player_id='1883464' first='Kenyon' last='Miggins'], 5-10, PG, Marshall A speedy lead guard who can weave his away around a defense in the half court or push the ball with purpose in the open court, Miggins is a three-year varsity performer for Marshall. He can definitely score, but he's probably most effective setting the table for his teammates. He put up big numbers as a junior by averaging 18.4 points, 4.6 rebounds and 4.4 assists and is one of the elite lead guards in the greater Madison area. No. 79 [player_tooltip player_id='1673681' first='Cohen' last='Priebe'], 6-1, PG, D.C. Everest ([program_tooltip program_id='2485560' first='G-Elite' last='']) The value of a steady point guard is never loss on a coach and that is certainly the case with Priebe, who begins his senior season as a three-year varsity performer at D.C. Everest, one of the largest high schools in northern Wisconsin. A good shooter with range, Priebe also can create for himself and his teammates. He does an excellent job of keeping his head up in transition and in the half court and is always searching for openings to the basket. The second-team all-Wisconsin Valley Conference player averaged 16.1 points, 3.2 rebounds and 2.2 assists as a junior and had a very productive and consistent summer for both [program_tooltip program_id='2485560' first='G-Elite' last=''] and D.C. Everest. No. 91 [player_tooltip player_id='1544787' first='Karson' last='Osterman'], 5-10, PG, Pewaukee ([program_tooltip program_id='2485567' first='MTXE' last='Premier Milwaukee']) There might not be a lead guard in Wisconsin with better ball skills than Osterman. Indeed, if you held a ball handling, passing and shooting skills competition among all the top point guards in the state, my money would be on Osterman to finish near the top of the heap. He has the ball on a string in the half court and makes stellar passes to his cutting teammates. He can also knock down shots with regularity as he connected on 48 percent of his three-point attempts as a junior for a Pewaukee team that went 25-5 and finished second at the WIAA Division 2 State Tournament. Don't let Osterman's small size fool you. His toughness and basketball instincts more than make up for his lack of height. No. 93 [player_tooltip player_id='1874962' first='Dahir' last='Abdullahi'], 5-11, PG, Greenfield (Hoop Dreams) One of the more pleasant surprises of the summer, Abdullahi is a very skilled backcourt prospect who plays with passion, a high basketball IQ and the ability to score and pass. Coming off a strong junior season at Greenfield, the returning first-team all-Woodland East Conference performer averaged 16.0 points, 5.8 rebounds and 6.2 assists in 2023-24. His activity and athleticism are impressive on both ends of the court, as is his decision making.

The Prep Hoops Wisconsin Class of 2025 Player Rankings were released Tuesday, and the extensive list includes the top 200 players in the class. Below are profiles of point-guard newcomers to the top 100:

No. 19 David Bolden David Bolden 6'0" | PG Nicolet | 2025 State WI , 6-0, PG, Nicolet ( Kevon Looney Power 5 )

Bolden recently picked up a NCAA Division I scholarship offer from Wright State and is the returning starting lead guard for a Nicolet squad that reached the semifinals of the WIAA Division 2 State Tournament last March. A physical player who gets into the heart of the defense on a consistent basis, Bolden is a capable scorer but looks first to his teammates with his strong passing skills. He has played well on the circuit for the talented Kevon Looney Power 5 squad, and his toughness, experience and strong desire to do what it takes to win will be strong assets for a Nicolet program that will need him to be a leader in 2024-25, especially after loosing star wing Davion Hannah Davion Hannah 6'5" | SF Link Academy | 2025 #33 Nation MO to Link Academy in Missouri.

No. 66 Cade Prestigiacomo Cade Prestigiacomo 6'1" | CG Appleton East | 2025 State WI , 6-3, PG, Appleton East

Prestigiacomo is a big lead guard with good court vision and the ability to score from the perimeter or off the bounce. He averaged 11.9 points and 3.8 rebounds as a junior for Appleton East and teamed with UW-Oshkosh recruit Joey LaChapell to form a dynamic backcourt for the Patriots. Prestigiacomo, who shot 42 percent from three-point range as a junior, is one of three returning starters at Appleton East along with senior Jacob Weisbach Jacob Weisbach 6'4" | SF Appleton East | 2025 WI and junior Josh Christiansen Josh Christiansen 6'3" | SF/PF Appleton East | 2026 WI . Prestigiacomo's leadership, experience and ability to make plays will be key for coach Turner Botz's program as the Patriots set out to improve upon an 11-15 finish in 2023-24.

No. 68 Eli Zimmerman Eli Zimmerman 5'10" | PG Fond du Lac | 2025 State WI , 5-10, PG, Fond du Lac (The Lac)

A three-year varsity performer for Fond du Lac, Zimmerman is a pass-first point guard with an outstanding handle and the ability to push the ball and create fast-break scoring opportunities for his teammates. Although not a big scorer -- Zimmerman averaged 6.3 ppg over 78 varsity games -- he is a more than capable shooter as he connected on 43 percent of his attempts outside the arc as a junior. Zimmerman's leadership, experience and skill will be big assets for Fond du Lac once again in 2024-25.

No. 70 Olin Zellmer Olin Zellmer 6'0" | PG Edgerton | 2025 State WI , 6-0, PG, Edgerton ( Wisconsin Swing )

Zellmer's the type of point guard who might score 20-plus points one night and then go for under 10 the next but still leave a huge imprint on the outcome of the game. He relentless play on both ends is a major plus for Edgerton as he guards on the perimeter with quickness and peskiness while also getting into the lane and finding teammates for baskets. The returning first-team all-Rock Valley Conference performer is a jet with the ball in his hands in the open court, and also utilizes his quickness and go-to moves to shed defenders in the half court. As a junior, Zellmer averaged 16.5 points, 3.4 rebounds and 2.9 assists.

No. 75 Kaycee Guzman Kaycee Guzman 5'10" | PG Lakeside Lutheran | 2025 State WI , 5-10, PG, Lakeside Lutheran (United Hoops)

Guzman is well remembered for his game-winning basket in the closing seconds of Lakeside Lutheran's semifinal victory over Kiel at the WIAA Division 3 State Tournament last March. And the crafty, confident point guard has extended his strong play into the spring and summer with United Hoops. Though on the small side, Guzman's ability to leverage his body around defenders is almost uncanny as he continually finds scoring chances for himself and his teammates. Defensively, Guzman is a tough on-ball defender with good lateral movement on the perimeter. He will team with talented junior forward Wes Rahn Wes Rahn 6'8" | PF Lakeside Lutheran | 2026 State WI (6-6) to give Lakeside Lutheran a potent one-two scoring punch next winter.

No. 76 Kenyon Miggins Kenyon Miggins 5'10" | PG Marshall | 2025 State WI , 5-10, PG, Marshall

A speedy lead guard who can weave his away around a defense in the half court or push the ball with purpose in the open court, Miggins is a three-year varsity performer for Marshall. He can definitely score, but he's probably most effective setting the table for his teammates. He put up big numbers as a junior by averaging 18.4 points, 4.6 rebounds and 4.4 assists and is one of the elite lead guards in the greater Madison area.

No. 79 Cohen Priebe Cohen Priebe 6'0" | PG D.C. Everest | 2025 State WI , 6-1, PG, D.C. Everest ( G-Elite )

The value of a steady point guard is never loss on a coach and that is certainly the case with Priebe, who begins his senior season as a three-year varsity performer at D.C. Everest, one of the largest high schools in northern Wisconsin. A good shooter with range, Priebe also can create for himself and his teammates. He does an excellent job of keeping his head up in transition and in the half court and is always searching for openings to the basket. The second-team all-Wisconsin Valley Conference player averaged 16.1 points, 3.2 rebounds and 2.2 assists as a junior and had a very productive and consistent summer for both G-Elite and D.C. Everest.

No. 91 Karson Osterman Karson Osterman 5'9" | PG Pewaukee | 2025 State WI , 5-10, PG, Pewaukee ( MTXE Premier Milwaukee )

There might not be a lead guard in Wisconsin with better ball skills than Osterman. Indeed, if you held a ball handling, passing and shooting skills competition among all the top point guards in the state, my money would be on Osterman to finish near the top of the heap. He has the ball on a string in the half court and makes stellar passes to his cutting teammates. He can also knock down shots with regularity as he connected on 48 percent of his three-point attempts as a junior for a Pewaukee team that went 25-5 and finished second at the WIAA Division 2 State Tournament. Don't let Osterman's small size fool you. His toughness and basketball instincts more than make up for his lack of height.

No. 93 Dahir Abdullahi Dahir Abdullahi 5'11" | PG Greenfield | 2025 State WI , 5-11, PG, Greenfield (Hoop Dreams)

One of the more pleasant surprises of the summer, Abdullahi is a very skilled backcourt prospect who plays with passion, a high basketball IQ and the ability to score and pass. Coming off a strong junior season at Greenfield, the returning first-team all-Woodland East Conference performer averaged 16.0 points, 5.8 rebounds and 6.2 assists in 2023-24. His activity and athleticism are impressive on both ends of the court, as is his decision making.