Prep Hoops Indiana Class of 2025 Rankings - New Names, Part One

We are finally putting a bow on this fall rankings update here with the Class of 2025. Our Top 200 prospects have been fully updated and our Watch List continues to grow with well over 200 additional names in the current senior class. As we do with each rankings update, we will spend the week diving deeper with a plethora of content. Between highlight stock-risers, new names, positional breakdowns, top watch list names, and much more we will have plenty of content coming your way in regards to our updated Prep Hoops Indiana Class of 2025 Prospect Rankings. Let's begin here with seven of the new faces that emerged in our prospect rankings.    A recent standout at the Metro Indy Fall League, Burns is ready for a big senior season at Mooresville High School. His mobility and skill level at his size really standout when watching him play. He can operate on the perimeter, make open catch-and-shoot shots, or put it on the floor and attack the rim. Then, inside, Burns has the necessary size and strength to play through contact. We are glad to have him make his debut in our rankings heading into his senior season.     An under-the-radar point guard that transferred from Southport to Crispus Attucks High School for his senior season, Cousins will factor into a very talented backcourt for the Class 3A Top 5 Tigers. The 5'11" guard is very quick with the ball in his hands, changes direction with fluidity and explosion, and is a good passer from a live dribble. Cousins makes his debut in this rankings update inside of our Top 200.     A bit of a late bloomer, Lomax has continued to get better and better over the last couple of years and has emerged now as a legitimate college prospect. His physical and athletic tools standout first and foremost. Standing at 6'5" with impressive length and some serious explosive leaping ability, it is easy to project Lomax to the next level as a two-way threat. It will be interesting to see what he brings to the table for Brownsburg High School this season.     One of three talented seniors that averaged in double-figures for Evansville Central last season, Moore will look to lead what should be an improved team in the win-loss column this season. The athletic 6'2" guard has played his way into some small college interest and rightfully so. After seeing him some over the summer with [program_tooltip program_id='2076930' first='Pocket' last='City Basketball'] and then again more recently at the Pocket City Fall League we moved him up from the watch list to #164 in the state.     I'm not sure how or why it took us so long to get this 6'4" Castle High School wing in our rankings, but he is here now debuting at #133 in the Class of 2025. Niehaus really impressed us down at the Pocket City Fall League a couple of weeks ago with his excellent athleticism which led to big plays on both ends of the floor. He was a consistent standout throughout the summer on the Prep Hoops Circuit with [program_tooltip program_id='2485834' first='Indiana' last='Ambition'] as well. Definitely an under-the-radar prospect for small colleges to keep an eye on.     After a strong junior season for a Top 10 team in Class 1A, Reed will be relied on to take on a go-to role this season. The 6'0" point guard is a talented playmaker and has played his way into a handful of college opportunities over the last few weeks. We are excited to continue to see him play more this coming season, but it was time to go ahead and get him in our Top 200 at #191 overall.     This ultra-competitive point guard plays with an aggressive streak and non-stop motor. We've seen him plenty over the years between games with Mishawka Marian, on the Prep Hoops Circuit with his Indiana Attack Basketball Club team, and then most recently at the Metro Indy Fall League. However, we just now moved him up off of the watch list and into our Top 200 making his debut at #188.

We are finally putting a bow on this fall rankings update here with the Class of 2025. Our Top 200 prospects have been fully updated and our Watch List continues to grow with well over 200 additional names in the current senior class. As we do with each rankings update, we will spend the week diving deeper with a plethora of content. Between highlight stock-risers, new names, positional breakdowns, top watch list names, and much more we will have plenty of content coming your way in regards to our updated Prep Hoops Indiana Class of 2025 Prospect Rankings. Let's begin here with seven of the new faces that emerged in our prospect rankings.