Ohio's Top Available 2025 Shooting Guards

We're going through position by position breaking down the top available prospects in Ohio for the class of 2025. Many of the prospects we break down will already have scholarship offers or interest at this stage in their recruitment, we want to spotlight these players for new college programs to learn about them and for our readers to know who could have a big senior season.    Kwasniak will rewrite the OHSAA record books for 3-pointers made when it's all said and done. The best shooter in Ohio, Kwasniak puts up video game numbers from beyond the arc at Cornerstone Christian. After playing a role for Indy Heat on the EYBL circuit as a specialist, it was nice to see how Kwasniak fared against Division I caliber athletes on the other side. Mercyhurst, Utah State, Le Moyne, Canisius, Fairmont State Youngstown State and Army are posted offers from Kwasniak at the moment and it appears likely he will end up at one of those programs when his high school career comes to an end.     Another article on top available 2025 prospects, another [program_tooltip program_id='2075761' first='Ohio' last='Buckets'] player featured. After having a prospect in both the point guards and combo guards article, Crutcher appears in our shooting guards article. Another elite shooter in Ohio, Crutcher has a picture-perfect shot base and release. When Crutcher is making shots, using his length and playing out in transition, he looks like one of the most intriguing wing guards in the state. The focus for Crutcher this winter will be consistency and impacting winning. Elyria has their most talented team in a long time and should be favorites to win a conference title, if Crutcher can lead them to that success and make a defensive impact as well, his college interest should expand from where it's at right now.     Another Buckets prospect, Noles is a player who first got on my radar as a rising freshman playing for DeSales in June before his freshman year. I've been watching his journey closely as he started to really hit his stride towards the end of his sophomore season. After a Junior season where he started to shoot the 3-point shot with more confidence and volume, Noles became one of the most productive guards in central Ohio. A football standout as well, Noles has always had a strong frame and should be ready for the physicality that is demanded at the college level. Concord is Noles only posted offer on his twitter but other scholarship programs are sure to be involved with Noles before he makes a final decision.     One of the most athletic players in the Federal League, Sims can thrive out in transition and knock down catch and shoot jumpers. After a big breakout last summer, Sims has continued to establish himself as one of the top players in the Akron/Canton area from the class of 2025. It'll be interesting to see where Sims ends up as it appears his recruitment is pretty open at the moment after splitting time with Wildcat Select and OBC during the 17 U grassroots season.     An injury held Calo out almost his entire junior season with Mentor but he was back fully healthy for the spring and started to break out as a player to be known across Ohio. A high-level scorer who can create for himself and make shots off the dribble, Calo not only impressed at the grassroots level but also in June with Lutheran West. Calo will provide a nice addition with his length, shot making and gravity when the ball is in his hands for a Longhorns program that has lots of size and defensive pieces.

We're going through position by position breaking down the top available prospects in Ohio for the class of 2025. Many of the prospects we break down will already have scholarship offers or interest at this stage in their recruitment, we want to spotlight these players for new college programs to learn about them and for our readers to know who could have a big senior season.