2025 Rankings Update: The Top-10

The best of the best, receiving additional interest and offers throughout the past few months, set for even more dramatic performances this coming high school season.    The nationally coveted lead guard has narrowed his list down to five programs, setting himself up for success at the next level. Those schools in order of visits are Colorado, San Diego State, Northwestern, Stanford, and concluded with Tennessee in the second week of October. Few prospects are quite like Sanders, given his strength and shotmaking abilities from all three levels, not found often in lead guards.     The three level scoring guard comes off of a tremendous summer, proving to be a dependable three level scorer and lead guard who can run an offense. Garnering a couple offers from the Division 1 level along with a few notable RMAC offers, Braketa is primed for a resurgence this high school season. Bringing in a legitimate chance to compete for the state title, Ralston Valley will be a thorn in the side of so many other Denver metro programs.     Following a spectacular performance throughout the playoffs, Scherer continued his success with Collective and at Section 7. A talented shotmaker from all three levels, as well proven as a clutch shotmaker in mentally taxing situations, the guard is about as dependable as anyone in the state. Recently picking up another couple offers from RMAC program Fort Lewis, as well as NAIA program Taylor University.     King at his best competes with any of these names, bringing notable athleticism and the ability to create space for shot attempts from anywhere. His ability to manipulate opposing defenses for quick passes has improved, getting more accurate threading the needle through tight spaces.     Berninger is another high usage backcourt prospect, capable of scoring from all three levels all while displaying growth as a facilitator throughout the summer. Effective slowing down the pace to break down mismatches, the guard has gotten more steady drawing two defenders for a timely skip pass.     Westphal remains the best rim protector in the state, bringing great instincts and upside to the table as one of the youngest prospects in this class. At Salida and throughout the summer with Collective, the big has displayed shotmaking capabilities behind the arc, fairly dependable off the catch. His upside as a two-way, modern big man is worth the following.     Hands down the most dependable frontcourt perimeter shooter in this class, possibly the whole state too, Praytor has made significant strides over the past twelve months. Garnering quite a few division 2 offers, the forward has plenty of interest from his shotmaking profile. Defensively, his mobility and notable length makes him a difficult name to score on, particularly as he continues to build strength.     The athletic combo forward brings a high motor and developments to his shot creation throughout the summer. Capable of creating space for mid-range shot attempts off the bounce, he is continuing to round out his game, seeking out another deep run in the state playoffs with Fruita Monument.     One of the premier perimeter defenders in the class, Graham brings obvious athletic gifts on both ends, however his pairing of elite shotmaking skill makes him such a unique two-way prospect. His abilities as a shotmaker with Smoky Hill will be imperative to their long term success     Riehl's constant energy within a winning context gives him pedigree for the Top-10, repeatedly bringing success wherever he goes. A premier three point shooter all while idshing out plenty of attempts at the rim, Mesa Ridge should be set up for another deep playoff run in their third straight year.

The best of the best, receiving additional interest and offers throughout the past few months, set for even more dramatic performances this coming high school season.