What to expect from the Unsigned Seniors in the top 40

With the season approaching, I wanted to break down the top unsigned seniors in the top 40 and what to expect from them.    [player_tooltip player_id='1591317' first='Nate' last='Ament'] is one of the best talents in the country, and he will be one of the most dominant forces in the DMV this year. What you expect from Nate is what he will give you this year. Nate will put up monster numbers for what should be one of the best teams in the state in Highland. This past summer, Nate raised his already high stock with what he did at DMVlive, and I expect to build on that and show why he's a top 5 ranked player in the country for 2025.     [player_tooltip player_id='2571713' first='Panagiotis' last='Pagonis'] has the potential to be a special player at the next level. He has great size for a wing at 6'8 and can knock down the three efficiently. Panagiotis will spend a post-grad season at Massanutten Military Academy after being in Greece. Pagonis can handle the ball and is a fantastic finisher around the rim. Pagonis has all the skills you look for in a modern wing, and he will have a great year at Massanutten. He has already provided what's to come earlier this month at the CBG JUCO/Prep Jamboree, where he looked fantastic.     [player_tooltip player_id='1273551' first='Deondrea' last='Lindsey'] is part of an Oak Hill roster with many outstanding new talent. He is a difficult matchup for most bigs because of his athleticism and ability to put the ball on the floor and drive by you. Deondrea is a good mover without the ball and understands where to be to get easy dishes from his teammates. He can knock down threes, but I think he may need to up his volume at the next level.     [player_tooltip player_id='1591318' first='Riley' last='Jacobs'] keeps getting better, and he's poised for a huge season for St. Stephen's & St. Agnes. Riley has always been a fantastic defender and elite athlete. He finishes around the rim and blocks/alters a handful of shots a game. Where Riley has improved is he now has the ability to knock down jump shots. Riley is an undersized center, so that jump shot is something he will need at the next level. Riley has defensive versatility, and if he adds more to his perimeter offensive game, I could see him moving to be more of a 4. With the way Riley has developed over his high school career, it wouldn't shock me if he becomes a different and better player at the next level.     [player_tooltip player_id='2571724' first='Johnathan' last='Robinson'] is a new transfer to Blue Ridge and is a pure bucket-getter. Johnathan is a versatile offensive player with nice size for a guard. He can score 1v1, where he can get to a lot of moves. He also does a great job off the ball as a scorer. Johnathan can score from all over the court and is one of the top-scoring talents in the state. Blue Ridge is loaded with talent, and Johnathan should have a terrific year.     [player_tooltip player_id='1767516' first='Colby' last='White'] gives you everything you want out of a guard. Colby is a great passer and does a great job penetrating and dishing. Colby can score from all three levels and is a high-IQ player. Colby is a fantastic defender and guards multiple positions. As I said, Blue Ridge has a lot of talent, and I think Colby will be this team's engine. He has a lot of intangibles, and he is a fantastic player.     [player_tooltip player_id='2571731' first='Jaylen' last='Wynn'] is a new addition to the rankings after having a terrific summer. Jaylen should have a big year for Penisula Catholic. Jaylen is a 3-level scorer and already has the size and body to play at the next level. Jaylen doesn't shy away from contact and his best skill is his finishing around the rim.

With the season approaching, I wanted to break down the top unsigned seniors in the top 40 and what to expect from them.