SEPA Top Uncommitted 2025 Guards...Part II

Earlier this month we reviewed four of the top uncommitted backcourt prospects in SEPA's Class of 2025. Then just two days ago, point guard [player_tooltip player_id='1197611' first='KJ' last='Cochran'], who was included in that previous article and is the No. 8 ranked prospect in our 2025 rankings, gave his verbal commitment to Santa Clara University.   So today we want to publish Part II in our review of the top uncommitted backcourt prospects in SEPA's Class of 2025 (presented in alphabetical order). College coaches who are interested in the below players need to make a move immediately because these ballers will not be on the board much longer.      How Chamberlain is still available is an absolute mystery. During his junior campaign, Chamberlain averaged 12.5 ppg. and shot 44.3% from behind the arc. Then this summer, Chamberlain really heated up. He was a top performer at Philly HS Live as well as on the HGSL circuit. In August he tore up the competition at the A-Town Showdown with his three-level scoring. At the Mayfair Summer League Chamberlain registered games of 47 and 30 points. In addition to popping threes, Chamberlain can use his speed and elusive handles to get into the paint for lay-ins and floaters. Chamberlain's stop-n-pop game is an underrated asset. Plus, he can operate as a primary handler if needed.     Over the last two years, Roman's lineup has been stacked with upperclassmen talent which meant the multi-skilled Edwards was flying under the radar. In 2024-25, we expect he will be a major contributor for RC. After his outstanding pay at last weekend's Big 64 showcase, there is no doubt Edwards is ready for that promotion. Edwards is a versatile offensive threat who can drain threes from all around the arc. His textbook mechanics and deep range are impressive. Edwards can also get to the hoop off the bounce and then finish through fouls. Edwards owns the quickness, nifty handles, and instincts to push the rock in transition for scores and assists.     This lefty is an extremely versatile and talented backcourt prospect with a gritty edge to his game. Mtume-Longhas a knack for hitting tough shots at all three levels. His step-back jumper against tight man-to-man pressure is a thing of beauty. Mtume-Long's ability to use the glass from multiple angles in unique among guards in the area. With his quick first-step and deep bag of dribble moves, Mtume-Long is a dribble drive threat too. Mtume-Long, is also a fierce on-ball defender who generates steals and deflections that lead to easy baskets for himself as well as his teammates.     In recent weeks Natal has picked up a few offers and been on several campus visits. So, it is only a matter of time before Natal is off the board. Still, we believe an elite point guard prospect with Natal's skill set and decorated resume should be flooded with offers. Natal is a fleet footed, high IQ lead guard who has already scored 1,000+ points in his career. With his speed and court vision, Natal can pilot the fast break for scores or assists. In the half-court, Natal is a complete floor general who can direct designed sets, operate in pick-n-roll action and score in isolation play. This summer Natal was named the MVP of the MHC Summer Live Finale as well as a 1st Team All-MADE Hoops Circuit selection.

Earlier this month we reviewed four of the top uncommitted backcourt prospects in SEPA's Class of 2025. Then just two days ago, point guard KJ Cochran KJ Cochran 6'3" | CG Perkiomen School | 2025 State #111 Nation PA , who was included in that previous article and is the No. 8 ranked prospect in our 2025 rankings, gave his verbal commitment to Santa Clara University.