2025 Seniors Still Available: College-Ready Prospects

With the regular season in the books, these 2025 seniors are still on the board and should be drawing attention from college programs. Each of these players has showcased their talent throughout their high school careers and has the skill set to contribute at the next level.   [player_tooltip player_id='1879669' first='CJ' last='Hall'] | G | Hilliard | @CjHall__   Hall is a 6-3 combo guard who brings speed, athleticism, and a natural scoring ability to the floor. Whether attacking off the dribble or knocking down shots from deep, he has a well-rounded offensive game. On the defensive end, Hall's length and instincts allow him to disrupt passing lanes and guard multiple positions. His recruitment should heat up as offseason workouts begin.   [player_tooltip player_id='2610227' first='Asa' last='Rogosich'] | PG | Southwest Florida Christian | @AsaRogosich2025   Fresh off surpassing the 1,000-point mark, Rogosich has proven himself as one of the more dynamic playmakers in the state. His ability to handle the ball, change speeds, and create space makes him a nightmare for defenders. A crafty finisher and knockdown shooter, he has the offensive skill set that college programs covet. Expect him to land in a system that values high-IQ guards with scoring upside.   [player_tooltip player_id='1379527' first='KJ' last='Smith'] | G | Wiregrass | @thekjsmith | @Wiregrassbball   The 6A District 10 Player of the Year, Smith has been the heart and soul of Wiregrass this season. He's a three-level scorer who consistently finds ways to impact games, whether by getting to the rim, hitting tough shots, or setting the tone defensively. His leadership and ability to elevate his teammates should make him an appealing option for programs in need of a high-motor guard.   [player_tooltip player_id='2306311' first='Mario' last='Forbes'] | F | St. John Paul II | @MarioForbes23   At 6-7, 200 pounds, Forbes has the size, skill, and production to play at the next level. His high school career ended with over 1,300 career points and 1,200 rebounds, yet he's still flying under the radar. He brings a strong inside presence, an improving perimeter game, and a workhorse mentality that could make him a steal for the right program.   Corey Perlin | G | Countryside | @CoreyPerlin2   Stats: 19 PPG, 8.5 RPG, 2.9 APG, 2.4 SPG, 38% 3PT | GPA: 4.3   Perlin has been a top performer in 5A all season, using his physicality and skill to dominate in multiple facets of the game. He's a tough shot-maker, a strong rebounder for his position, and a reliable leader. College coaches looking for an experienced guard who can contribute immediately should take notice.   Carter Padags | G | Countryside | @Carterpadags   Stats: 18.2 PPG, 4.9 RPG, 3 APG, 1 SPG | Career 3PT%: 43% | GPA: 3.5   Padags is an elite shooter with size at 6-3 and a knack for scoring within the flow of an offense. His ability to space the floor, combined with his passing instincts and defensive awareness, makes him a valuable two-way player. Programs looking for a proven shooter should take a serious look at Padags.   [player_tooltip player_id='1301767' first='Lyrique' last='Sartin'] | CG | Bell Creek Academy | @lyriquesartin_   Sartin has been a difference-maker all season, consistently putting up numbers while playing with an edge. At 6-2, he's a physical guard who can fill it up in a hurry, whether by slashing to the rim or knocking down perimeter shots. His ability to initiate offense, combined with his defensive versatility, makes him a strong prospect for the next level.   [player_tooltip player_id='1301747' first='Jesus' last='Rice'] | CG | Raines | @jesusr1ce   Rice is one of the purest scorers still available. Standing at 6-6, he brings length, versatility, and three-level scoring ability to the table. His smooth shooting stroke, ability to create off the dribble, and defensive upside make him a high-ceiling prospect. Rice has the potential to make an instant impact at the college level.   [player_tooltip player_id='2679251' first='Logan' last='Kanicki'] | G | Carrollwood Day | @Kanicki2025   Kanicki is a do-it-all guard with a high basketball IQ and a polished offensive game. He has a reliable jumper, plays with great pace, and makes smart decisions with the ball. As he continues to add strength, he could be a valuable addition to a college roster looking for a steady backcourt presence.   Ta'Veon Dunbar | G | Hilliard | @TaeD_13   Dunbar is a smooth-scoring guard with a natural feel for the game. He's deadly from beyond the arc and knows how to fill up the stat sheet quickly. His defensive instincts allow him to create transition opportunities, and his ability to read the game makes him a strong asset on both ends of the floor.   Siah Blot | PG | Miramar | @SiahBlot   Stats: 15 PPG, 5 RPG, 4 APG, 2 SPG | Shooting Splits: 50% 2PT, 40% 3PT, 85% FT   Blot is a high-efficiency scorer and playmaker who thrives in both structured sets and open-floor situations. A full qualifier, he's got the skill, production, and IQ to step in and contribute at the next level. His ability to create his own shot and facilitate makes him a well-rounded guard option for college programs.   [player_tooltip player_id='2399094' first='Azhar' last='Hoskins'] | CG | George Jenkins | @AzharHoskins   Hoskins is a sleeper in Polk County who should be on more radars. He's a competitive guard with a quick trigger from beyond the arc and a willingness to battle defensively. His ability to make plays both on and off the ball makes him a versatile fit for a variety of systems.   Louis Stoitchkov | G | Lake Worth | @showtimee0_   One of the toughest guards in the area, Stoitchkov brings a fearless mentality to the floor. He controls the tempo, plays hard-nosed defense, and makes winning plays. College coaches looking for a difference-maker in the backcourt should give him a serious look.   Adrian Burke | PG | Park Vista | @Adrian_Burke3   Burke is a steady, high-IQ point guard with solid production at the prep level. He handles pressure well, creates space with his dribble, and is a capable scorer when needed. His ability to initiate offense and distribute effectively makes him an intriguing late-stage addition for college programs needing a reliable floor general.

With the regular season in the books, these 2025 seniors are still on the board and should be drawing attention from college programs. Each of these players has showcased their talent throughout their high school careers and has the skill set to contribute at the next level.