Available SEPA 2025s Who Impressed During Road to State Semis

Below is a review of 2025 prospects from southeastern Pennsylvania who impressed with their outstanding play during their team's run to the semifinals the of PIAA state tournaments.    Hardy is a multi-skilled point guard with a high IQ. His ability to create off the dribble for himself and teammates is extraordinary. When he is looking to score, Hardy can get into the paint for floaters, runners, and lay-ins. Or Hardy can slam on the breaks in the mid-range for pull up jumpers. Hardy's 3-point stroke must be respected too. As a distributor Hardy is a creative passer who can execute kick outs to open shooters or drop passes to the dunker spot. His live dribble passing on the fast break is impressive too. Over Sankofa's three game run to the 1A semifinal Hard is posting 14.7 ppg. He scored 22 points in Sankofa's 2nd Round win over Bethlehem Christian.     This 1st Team All-PPL selection has been on fire over Imhotep's last two 6A victories. First Henderson notched 17 points (2 triples) in a win over Chambersburg. Then, Henderson posted a near double double of 17 points and 9 rebounds in ‘Tep's quarterfinal win over Parkland. Henderson is a long, athletic, and fast prospect who excels in the open court. On the fast break Henderson can work as a ball handler and lane filling wing. Once he gets to the rack, Henderson can finish through contact. In the half-court Henderson can splash threes, work the baseline for alley-oops and convert from the dunker spot. As a nice bonus, Henderson is plus defender and active rebounder at both ends.     Long-Mtumeis a speedy guard with crafty handles who is well known for his ability to generate points off the bounce in transition as well as the half-court. Additionally, his jump shot is accurate from behind the 3-point line as well as in the mid-range. Long-Mtume's court vision and unselfish nature make him a creative passer. Still, what college coaches will really love about this 2025 prospect is his relentless effort on the defensive end as well as his rebounding (6.7 per game in 5A tourney). Long-Mtume's state tourney play was highlighted by a 15 points (2 threes) and 7 rebounds performance during the Saints 1st Round win over Marple Newtown.     Suski is a multi-sport athlete who is also a standout quarterback for the Berks Catholic football team. On the hoops court, Suski operates as a hybrid guard-forward prospect and can produce points at every level. Suski's jumper is automatic from the baseline to the mid-range, out to the arc. His quick first step and change of direction moves enable Suski to attack the rim off the dribble. Suski's knack for drawing whistles on those dribble drives is impressive. Across the Saints' three 4A tourney wins, Suski is posting 14.3 points per night. He registered a state tourney high 16 points (2 threes) against Scranton Prep. Back in December Suski poured in a career high 34 points (2 threes) against Muhlenberg.

Below is a review of 2025 prospects from southeastern Pennsylvania who impressed with their outstanding play during their team's run to the semifinals the of PIAA state tournaments.