Transfer Watch 2025: Episode IX

Elite prospects from Pennsylvania continue the annual ritual of transferring high schools. With the NCAA transfer portal jamming up high school recruiting, we expect there will be a host of extremely talented players who switch schools this spring / summer. Many of them will reclass into a later graduate year.   At Prephoops.com we will do our best to track all the player movements and pass that information on to our readers.   Below is the ninth installment in our Transfer Watch 2025 series.   By the way…At this ridiculous pace we are headed for an unprecedented number of transfers in Pennsylvania during the 2025 off-season.    This lefty point guard owns an accurate three-point stroke, tight handles, and an aggressive style of play. That trifecta makes Collins a difficult match-up for opposing guards. With his excellent court vision and creative live dribble passing, Collins frequently sets up his teammates for easy buckets. Plus, Collins excels at pushing the rock in transition for scores and assists. Last season at Saint Monica's Prep in California, Collins averaged 10.5 points, 4.5 rebounds. 3 assists and 3.5 steals per game. Collins recently announced he is transferring to Neumann-Goretti. He holds an offer from Cal State Bakersfield.     I have been able to confirm that Dill is departing Germantown Friends for a different school. Where Dill is headed for the 2025-26 school year seems a bit murky right now. Rare Footage, who is as connected as anyone in the area, is reporting that Dill is headed to Imhotep Charter. The issue with that landing spot is that Dill has already played four years of varsity basketball at GFS. Thus, he would need a special hearing and exemption from the PIAA to join a PIAA member program such as Imhotep. That will be difficult, but not impossible to obtain. Stay tuned for more information on this front. In his career at GFS, Dill scored over 2,000 points and has been named 1st Team All-FSL multiple times. Dill holds several DI offers. He has been playing fantastic ball on the spring grassroots circuit, so we expect more offers to come rolling in this summer.     Holden is an athletic and fast prospect who is a true two-way guard. His ability to quickly turn steals, deflections, and loose balls int easy buckets is remarkable. When he is not generating transition hoops, Holden is splashing threes or creating off the dribble in the half-court. His ability to hit tough runners and floaters in traffic is impressive. Holden played last season at leaving St. Elizabeth's in Delaware where he posted 9 points per contest. Holden recently announced on social media that he is leaving St. E's and taking his talents to Bonner and Prendergast.     During his outstanding junior season at Germantown Academy, Presley operated as a hybrid guard-forward and averaged 15 points per night. His ability to score inside and play on the perimeter is unique. Presley has garnered interest form a host of mid-major DI programs and has been on a visit to Colgate. Now Presley is taking his talents to PCL powerhouse Roman Catholic. The addition of Presley's versatile scoring skills will bolster an already loaded RC roster.     The first item that pops about Rollerson is his presence at the defensive end. With his quick lateral movements, anticipation skills and active hands, Rollerson is an absolute menace at that end of the court. He is constantly picking pockets, knifing through passing lanes for steals and grabbing long rebounds. Once he has secured the rock, Rollerson gets downhill quickly and then can pilot the fast break. On offensive possessions, Rollerson can knock down threes and get to the rack off the bounce. He can also slash to the hoop for a catch and lay-in. In 2024-25 Rollerson played at BAL power Dock Mennonite. This off season Rollerson will be transferring to Souderton.

Elite prospects from Pennsylvania continue the annual ritual of transferring high schools. With the NCAA transfer portal jamming up high school recruiting, we expect there will be a host of extremely talented players who switch schools this spring / summer. Many of them will reclass into a later graduate year.