Names To Know From Our Last 2025 Rankings.

In this group we're working our way down the rankings to shine the spot light on others who aren't ranked as high but had good seasons to close out their high school basketball career.    The Sacramento prospect put together a solid season working in the post area for a team that made a run in the play-offs. He's long with good size, and room to grow his grow. He works mostly in the post, making himself a wide target from the blocks. He's a solid passer and screener. He's a good post defender, long lengthy arms to get rebounds, he hustles up court.     He would be a starter on most NorCal teams. He played his way into the rotation on one of NorCal's top programs with his effort and play on the court. He's a solid guard with good handles, and passing skills. He's strong on the drive to the basket, handling contact. He's an excellent on ball defender.     Bryant has the tools to play multiple positions. At the high school level he's an effective post player standing 6'4. He's a tough physical player who'll get rebounds, bump and bang in the post defending. He's toned up his body, and is in better condition. He's shown he can put it on the floor for drives, and work his way around the perimeter putting up 3's to which he can knock down.     Working under the radar a bit. Banks put together a solid season. He's a good ball hawking defender that can generate buckets forcing turnovers with his quick hands, and lateral movement. His 9pts, 3stls per game earned him all league honors.     Dash was a good all around player for a team that surprised most going 26-4, 10-0 earning a Open Division spot in the NCS. He has good leverage, and lateral movement defending out on the perimeter. He's undersized but showed his strength defending bigger players in the post, and working his way in and around the basket for rebounds and points.     We didn't see much of Wasserman, when we did he showed himself to a quality shooter from behind the 3-point line. He doesn't miss much with open looks from the corners. He's a ball mover, with handles to drive and kick. He can hit the mid-range jumper. He does a solid job of getting back on defense and keeping his man in front of him. He was the teams 3rd leading scorer, and top 3pt shooter.     It was early in the season, he was just finishing his season on the football field. He showed enough to earn himself a rise in the rankings. He'll probably play football. He's a long, strong player who works the post area, defending going after blocks, and getting rebounds on both ends of the court. He can score on the post, hit the paint jumper. He's a court runner     Brown a 2 sport athlete, he'll probably play football at the next level, anyhow he earned league MVP. He was 2nd on the team in scoring at 15ppg. He's an aggressive guard at 6'2, loves to use his strength, and speed to go directly toward the basket like he was hitting the hole in transition, or using his dribble along the perimeter. He has balance, plays hard on the defensive side of the ball.     He's a 5'4 PG that controls the flow of the game. He plays on go, pushing and looking to get the ball up court fast. He's an excellent ball mover, a pass first PG. He can freeze a defender on the perimeter with jab steps, and ball fakes, then go by him for an assist or a bucket, floaters, paint jumpers.

In this group we're working our way down the rankings to shine the spot light on others who aren't ranked as high but had good seasons to close out their high school basketball career.