NorCal Stock Risers I

Northern California has many unsigned Seniors who can play basketball at the next level. The last 2025 rankings takes a look at the PH NorCal prospects who played good basketball this season. Many were key contributors during the season, and down the stretch for the play-offs.    He has the size of a PG, that's probably his true position. Moving off ball as a catch and shoot player set the tone for his productive season on one of NorCal's top programs. He made timely 3-point shots, had solid drives from the sides. His passing is improved. He was a solid on ball defender. He can run point.       Standing 6'8, he's already committed to a DIII program. He'll tune up his body, get better conditioning. He has a good skill set, passing, screening. He'll get his rebounds, work to defend is position. He's a target in the post, he's got post moves. He can hit the short jumper, and step out for 3's around the perimeter.     Plays a good all around game. Standing 6'3 he can get off the floor pretty good going after blocks, open lane dunks. He has handles, vision, he sees the court while probing around the perimeter. He's got several moves to get his shot off. He has a nice mid-range with good lift, he'll drop a fade away at times, he has 3pt range. He does a solid job of involving others.     Blut finished the season with close to a 20pt average. He was a CG that contributed in many ways. A good ball handler with change of directions on the drives to the basket from different angles. He can handle contact. He's an excellent 3pt shooter, he's fast pushing the ball up court. He runs the offense on occasion.     He's been a solid varsity prospect for two years. He's made steady improvements to his overall play. He's more of an X Factor, doing a little bit of everything. A good defender, ball mover, runs the court both ways filling lanes and hustling back on defense, he'll get rebounds. He can use his handles to attack from the perimeter, hit paint jumpers.     He's a good size guard with good ball handling skills. He's got a good looking mid-range jump shot he can hit with a hand in his face, he gets to his spots. He'll drop a 3ptr with a quick release if left open in the corners, or coming down in transition. At 6'3 he makes a good effort to get rebounds, then push or pass it up. He'll drive and kick. 12pts, 4R.       He's a crafty ball handler with good change of direction. He has a way of slicing his way into the paint finishing with scoop shots off hand, or dumping it off for assists. He pushes fast up court. He balances it all out with knocking down 3-pointers. He hit 6-3's from deep range the game we attended. He's a shooter you have to get on, he has the handles to go by.     A smart guard. Knows how to be a pass first point guard. Quality handles takes care of the ball. He has speed and vision going up court. He keeps his dribble up top. He can penetrate and dish, spray the ball around the perimeter. He can hit the mid-range and occasional 3ptr. He's kind of pesky on defense.

Northern California has many unsigned Seniors who can play basketball at the next level. The last 2025 rankings takes a look at the PH NorCal prospects who played good basketball this season. Many were key contributors during the season, and down the stretch for the play-offs.