Under The Radar 2025 Prospects

During the Spring and Summer PH NorCal tries to see as many prospects as we can. Here are some prospects who played well during the Spring and Summer. They'll be key components for their high school team.    We only seen bits and pieces of Spears this past Spring and Summer, but we know he's going to be a contributor at his new school Sacramento high. He's a versatile tough minded prospect who's going to get his points, one way or the other. He'll use his length to help rebound and defend. He's a good ball handler and willing passer.     Sanchez has been a consistent performer on any team he plays with. He has a quality set of skills for both guard positions. He has the handles, vision and makes good decisions with the ball. He can move over and put points on the board in a variety of ways. High IQ, makes good decisions     He's a long wiry type with a frame to work with. He's made improvements to his overall game. With size and length he moves well enough to defend on the perimeter, he'll get rebounds, and defend inside. We've seen him handle the ball in transition. He has range on the jump shot from mid-range out to the 3pt line. He's a good court runner     He put together a solid Spring and Summer finishing play at the 3SSB Championship in Rock Hill. A fast guard with a good combination of skills, on both sides of the court. He can run point or play off ball, either way he'll be a contributor on one of NorCals top teams. He's a quality defender with quick hands and feet. He has a pull up jumper with lift.     He plays good all around basketball, aggressive, strong, good hops, he's a good rebounder. He's an aggressive attacker to the rim, from the perimeter and in transition. We've noted the improvement in his ball handling, passing, and vision to find others.     He seems primed and ready for a breakout season. The 6'4 prospect with a solid body has steadily raised his play this past Summer against quality competition. He's getting the interest of college coaches. He's a rebounder, defends the post area, and will get his points in the paint. He's expanded his game.     We've only seen bits and pieces of Underwood with his new team Sac Hi, at the Cali-Live event, he's still finding his way. The 6'5 G/F/W has a versatile skill set, and can get a bucket. He'll be a contributor, he has the size to help rebound, length to defend multiple positions, he's a willing passer sees the court, and he can put it on the floor to get into the paint for different finishes, paint jumpers, and contact finishes.

During the Spring and Summer PH NorCal tries to see as many prospects as we can. Here are some prospects who played well during the Spring and Summer. They'll be key components for their high school team.