Rankings Update Top Unsigned Seniors I

PH NorCal has updated the rankings for the class of 2025. We have unsigned seniors in our top 50 available and playing good basketball to start the season. College coaches at all levels should take a look at this group.    Jones comes in as the 16th ranked prospect and #4 CG in the 2025 Class. His early season play has earned him All-Tournament Selection, and Player of the Week. Through 7 games he's averaging 23.3pts per game hitting the 30pt mark three times. Standing 6'5 with a wingspan of 6'10 he's taken his game to a new level this season with his all around play.     The 6'6 SG with an expanding skill set averaged 19ppg, 6rebs, shot 57% FG. He earned All-Tournament and MVP leading Valley to the tournament title, and a 7-0 start. He's scoring in different ways, dropping mid-range jumpers off the dribble, using his length, and added strength driving to finish at the rim. He shows handles, vision, pushing and passing in transition, while finishing on the receiving end with rhythm 3's and strong take to the rim. His rebounding numbers are up, he's defending hard.     He's a versatile prospect with the size and length to play multiple positions. He's a CG, with point guard capabilities at this point, yet can produce buckets from different angles. He's a do it all prospect with handles, often facilitating up top with excellent vision, and passing along the perimeter, and on drives into the paint for assist, and points. He's a recent All-Tournament Selection, dropping 30pts in a semi-final game. He's wiry with good basketball instincts     He's one of our top unsigned PF prospects in NorCal. He's firmed up his body, has excellent movements working in and around the post area. He has a good understanding of the game, and his responsibilities. He's an excellent passer from the low, mid, and high post areas. He's a threat to score, with the back down dribble from mid post, shielding ball with body. He has footwork, and body to finish around the rim. He's added the corner 3pt shot to his game. He'll defend and rebound.     There's no other way to describe Sanchez, other than he's been a consistent basketball player for 4 years on the varsity. He's a long 6'2 guard with the skills to run the point position. He handles pressure, has vision. He can generate buckets off ball using body control, and dribble to maneuver his way into what ever shot he wants. Mid-range jumpers off the dribble, drives into the paint. He's an excellent 3pt shooter.     A solid body hard playing guard who aggressively attacks, using hard dribbles, and body to finish contact layups. He can stop on the dime for mid-range jumpers, and hit 3's in rhythm. He goes hard to the basket for transition layups and dunks. At 6'3 with a strong body, he knows his way around the post, he has post moves. He's a rebounding guard, often working his way in to get offensive rebounds. He's a tenacious defender.

PH NorCal has updated the rankings for the class of 2025. We have unsigned seniors in our top 50 available and playing good basketball to start the season. College coaches at all levels should take a look at this group.