2025 Rankings: Stock-Riser SGs/Wings

Here are some wings and guards from this 2025 rankings update who have shown great improvements over the last year. Their play has directly impacted their team's ability to compete on a nightly basis and should be some key senior targets for colleges to focus in on.    Webb has been a much more prevalent downhill threat this season, using an improved handle and his long wingspan to slip past defenders and get to the rim. He's also shown some great anticipation of that help defender stepping up and has been really effective moving laterally past the help, getting to two feet, and finishing strong. He's been a consistent scorer for the Irish this season as well as an effective rim defender.     Hanson has stepped up big this season to be a consistent complementary scorer. He has expanded his scoring profile from mainly a 3-point threat to someone who can get to the hoop with more regularity. This has helped him give defenders some pause before closing out on his outside shot, and if they don't, he's punishing them by getting to the rim. He's been pretty efficient with his shot attempts too, and that length is starting to make more of an impact on the defensive end.     Bentley is another kid who was primarily effective behind the 3-point line in past seasons but has expanded his game and filled in his shot chart. He's looking to find space to shoot in the short to midrange; floating with penetration, working in the pick-and-pop, and recognizing space on drives to sink short paint shots. He's also been a stronger finisher at the rim and played a key role blocking shots for them on the other end.     Bieber is on track to be his league's MVP after earning first-team honors last season. He's leading his team in points (23.2), rebounds (4.5), assists (4.1), and steals (4.1), and has scored 20+ points in all but three of their 10 games this season. He's a natural creator, shooting 49% from the field while turning it over just 2.5 times a game. He has a smooth stroke, can attack the rim with strength and some acrobatics, and has Bear Creek looking like a possible top-ten team in 1A.     Last year's NEA League MVP, Graham is a 6-foot-5 shooting guard who also does a lot of playmaking for his Riverside Rams. He's an athletic kid who picks his spots well in the half-court and can score from each level. Because of his size and control on the ball, he's comfortable holding defenders off and scanning the floor, and does a great job preparing his options before attacking gaps and getting inside. He's a kid who can affect the game on a lot of fronts and should have Riverside in the mix for a trip to Yakima this March.     Klosterman has really improved over the last year and has provided some steady play to a team with some talented younger scoring guards. He's shown some versatility defensively to guard posts and wings, as well as becoming a consistent 3-point threat. He gets a lot of his shots out of pick-and-pop scenarios but he's also shown he can make a move off the bounce and hit some tough shots from the perimeter. His rebounding and 3-point shooting have really helped elevate Issaquah this year and made them a tough opponent in the 4A.

Here are some wings and guards from this 2025 rankings update who have shown great improvements over the last year. Their play has directly impacted their team's ability to compete on a nightly basis and should be some key senior targets for colleges to focus in on.