Rankings Update: Risers 75 to 100

PH NorCal has updated the Class of 2025 Rankings. This group of prospects played their way into the top 100 rankings (75-100) with their production on the court throughout the Spring and Summer or while we were in attendance.    Grayson was already in the top 100 at 95. He can play multiple positions on the court, but really showed us he's a capable guard with the ball in his hands. He has vision along with good passing to spray the ball around the court. He's a hard driving guard who plays on balance handling contact in the paint. He has a jump shot that goes in.     He's a solid body standing 6'7, who transfers in to man the middle for the Huskies. He'll use his muscle to get rebounds and points inside. He sets solid screens to free up shooters, and cutters. He can execute the pick and role, then finish in traffic. He has some paint presence defending in the post. He can handle the bumping and banging inside. He might be a go to guy when you need a bucket inside. He can work from the high post, passing and moving the ball around the perimeter.     Admittedly we didn't see Roth at all during the Spring and Summer. His performance in the State Championships in Sacramento sticks with us well enough to move him up from 107 to 81. He shot the 3 ball well on the big stage. We'll make the trip to Monterey High School this season to him.     Keshav (157 to 88) looks ready to lead this team in his Senior season at HMB. He has good size at 6'4, and plays an aggressive type of ball when he wants a bucket, or a rebound. He works from different areas using a few dribble to get his mid-range jumper off. He has high and low post production, passing and shooting. He's a good rebounder, will defend inside. He can make 3's.     Feller has filled his frame a bit and seemed a bit more focused in the Spring and Summer after battling through injuries early on. (119 to 98) He has an improving skill set that makes him hard to guard when he gets it going. At 6'6 he can use his body around the rim to get buckets. He showed he can shoot the 3 ball. He passes well, runs hard up court. He'll get rebounds, he could be a double double guy at this level.     He's made good strides playing against good competition in the Spring and Summer, though we haven't seen much of Duncan, he's known to be a prospect who spots up behind the 3-point line. He's long with a good release. He works well running to his spots for clean looks at 3's sometimes long range. He can drop shots from different areas on the court when he gets it going. He has a good upside if he can put it all together.     The more we see Ellis the more we like his overall play. He's a physical ball handling guard that gets the job done. He's strong on the drive, plays under control and handles contact. He's a willing passer, he makes hard cuts to the basket. He'll defend hard, and rebound from the guard position. He makes a big move from (182 to 99).

PH NorCal has updated the Class of 2025 Rankings. This group of prospects played their way into the top 100 rankings (75-100) with their production on the court throughout the Spring and Summer or while we were in attendance.