New England Commitment Catch-Up (5/28)

What a year it's been for the Class of 2025 in New England. From the first commitment of the year until now, we've covered the future plans for over 150 prospects in the region.   As May gives way to June, we'll wrap up our commitment coverage for this class with one last Commitment Catch-Up for the Class of 2025.   Below are 10 prospects that announced their college plans in the last few weeks.   [player_tooltip player_id='2341271' first='Sebastian' last='Wilkins']   Wilkins, a forward out of Brewster Academy, not only announced his commitment, but also decided to reclassify into the Class of 2025, when he pledged to Duke University. The 6'8" hybrid forward is one of the top prospects in the country and has all the tools needed to excel at the next level. He's a versatile performer on the offensive end of the floor that can operate as a multi-level scorer or playmaker. Defensively, he's one of the top isolation defenders in the region and has lockdown tools on the perimeter.   [player_tooltip player_id='2453000' first='Matt' last='Breen']   Breen, a forward out of Shawsheen Tech, finished up his recruitment when he announced that he will attend Assumption University. A 6'9" forward, he has the ability to play as a primary big man or to play alongside another big as a floor space. He moves well for a prospect of his size, can really run the floor in transition, and has the ability to make plays as a straight line driver. He continues to expand his range as a shooter, shows touch as a paint finisher, and has the ability to finish plays above the rim in traffic. He's a terrific defender that can guard on the perimeter when needed while also blocking a ton of shots.   [player_tooltip player_id='1489077' first='Elijah' last='Flowers']   Flowers, a forward out of Brewster Academy, finalized his plans for the next level and announced that he will attend Old Dominion University. An ultra-athletic combo forward, he does a great job of making effort plays that don't always show up in the box score. He's really versatile, to the point that he can operate as a ball-handler or screener in ball screens offensively, while having the ability to guard all five positions defensively. He dunks everything he can around the rim, is a terrific offensive rebounder, and can be really disruptive on the offensive end of the floor. He continues to develop his feel offensively and should be able to make plays as a mismatch forward at the next level.   [player_tooltip player_id='1157225' first='Payton' last='Kamin']   Kamin, a wing out of Worcester Academy, wrapped up his recruitment when he committed to the University of Pennsylvania. One of the top scorers in New England this winter, he showed off an advanced offensive arsenal and the ability to score against any type of defense. He has good size on the perimeter, doesn't often get sped up, and can consistently knock down tough shots. He's a willing ball mover, does a nice job of finding his baskets in the flow of an offense, and shows high level instincts as an off ball cutter. Defensively, he gives good effort on the glass and can guard up and down a position.   Logan Duffy   Duffy, a guard out of Concord Christian, ended his recruitment when he announced that he'll attend New Hampshire Technical Institute. A combo guard that knows how to score that basketball, he has the ability to make plays with or without the ball in his hands. He's shown a good understanding of how to operate in ball screens, makes nice reads with the ball in his hands in the half-court, and works hard to get open as an off-ball mover. He makes shots from behind the arc and does a nice job of spacing the floor in transition. Defensively, he can guard either back-court spot and isn't afraid to hit the floor for loose balls.   [player_tooltip player_id='2811770' first='Calvin' last='Godbolt']   Godbolt, a guard out of Holyoke, put an end to his recruitment with a commitment to Framingham State University. A dynamic lead guard, he has the ability to get anywhere he wants off the bounce. He has a quick first step, knows how to keep defenders off balance, and can really push the ball in transition. While undersized, he has the ability to finish creatively over size in the paint, elevates nicely into his mid-range jumper, and proved to be an efficient outside shooter this winter. Defensively, he has the ability to be a pesky on-ball defender at the point of attack.   [player_tooltip player_id='2453028' first='Ebe' last='Efosa']   Efoas, a wing out of Greater Lawrence Tech, made his college plans official when he announced that he will attend Southern Maine Community College. One of the better athletes in the MIAA this winter, he has some physical tools that jump off the page when you see him on the court. He's got an impressive frame, the ability to play through contact, and the bounce needed to finish plays with authority around the rim. He can really go in space, finishes at the rim with either hand, and makes tough shots in the mid-range. Defensively, he has stopper potential at the next level and the ability to guard at least three positions.   [player_tooltip player_id='2325780' first='Zack' last='Scherler']   Scherler, a big out of Vermont Academy, finalized his plans for next year with an announcement that he will attend the New Jersey Institute of Technology. All of 6'11", the late blooming big man had a strong final season in the NEPSAC. He has great positional size, a huge catch radius, the ability to score turning over either shoulder, and has continued to extend his range. He rebounds in traffic, does a nice job of stepping up and forcing opponents to alter their shots around the rim, and is a strong post defender that does a nice job of walling up without fouling. He should still have another step in his development and could be a really solid piece at the next level.   Yassine Amghar   Amghar, a guard out of Holland Tech, wrapped up his recruitment and committed to Framingham State University. His best attribute on a basketball floor might be that he does everything well. While not overly big for his position or the type of athlete that jumps off the page, he has a terrific feel for the game and seems to play consistently at his own pace. He's a three level scorer, can operate as a primary ball-handler in spurts, and does a nice job of making hustle plays on the offensive end of the floor. He's really crafty in the paint as a finisher and impresses with his ability to make threes in transition. Defensively, he's a solid rebounder for his position with a nose for the ball on that end of the floor.   [player_tooltip player_id='2453001' first='Raheim' last='Orleans']   Orleans, a big out of Attleboro, came off the board when he announced that he will attend Salem State University. At 6'7", he has a solid frame and looks like he should be able to add additional weight, which will help him to make more of an impact on the glass at the next level. A plus athlete with long arms, he's still somewhat raw on the offensive end of the floor, but has shown in spurts that he can dominate the offensive glass, score around the rim turning over either shoulder, and even make plays as a ball-handler in transition. Defensively, he moves his feet well in ball screens and has the ability to block shots both on the ball and coming over from the help side.

What a year it's been for the Class of 2025 in New England. From the first commitment of the year until now, we've covered the future plans for over 150 prospects in the region.