Transfer Watch 2025: Episode XIV

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 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 fourteenth installment in our Transfer Watch 2025 series as the historic flood of transfers continues.     Last year Alexander played for St. Elizabeth's in Delaware and was ranked as one of the top 2027 prospects in the state. He is a multi-skilled guard prospect who can score off the dribble, pop threes and distribute. Still the most impressive element of Alexander's game may be his efforts at the defensive end. Alexander is a menacing on-ball defender with active hands that allow him to pick the pockets of opposing point guards. He also excels at dropping down into the low post on and digging the ball out from a big man for steal. If there is a loose ball on the floor, you can bet Alexander is going to scoop it up. In all these scenarios, Alexander quickly uses these turnovers to produce easy scoring opportunities at the other end. Back in December, Alexander averaged 14 points per game at the Viking Invitational as St. Elizabeth's assembled a 3-0 record and went home with the tournament hardware.     This former Princeton Day School standout is leaving New Jersey and coming across the river to join Inter-Ac powerhouse Penn Charter. In addition to transferring to PC, Boyd will reclass into the 2030 graduate year. Boyd's primary weapon is his accurate jump shot with textbook mechanics. He can drill shots from the baseline, in the mid-range and from behind the arc. His dribble pull-up shooting is an impressive skill set. Boyd is also a threat to knock down runners off the glass. Despite his shooting prowess, Boyd does not force ill-advised shots and is a willing passer. Additionally, Boyd has shown that he can operate as a high IQ point guard.     In 2024-25 Brown was a starter for Cardinal O'Hara who averaged 8.4 points and 5 rebounds per game while shooting 48% from the field. This past season Brown posted a few double-doubles as well as several games of 14 or more points. Recently, Brown decided to depart Cardinal O'Hara and transfer to Imhotep Charter. The rich get richer, as Imhotep is adding an effective interior scorer with a developing mid-range game. Brown's polished footwork and length enable him to finish in close through contact. He can also dive to rim for a hoop and work the offensive glass for put backs. Brown's jump shot has shown range out to 17-feet. On defense Brown is a tremendous rim protector and cleans the glass.     Jamieson-Dove is a stock rising prospect with an automatic jumper and a crafty dribble drive game that will catch opponents by surprise. He can pop threes off the dribble, in transition, coming off screens and out of DHO action. Jamieson-Dove will also put the ball on the floor and use his change of pace moves to create opportunities for himself as well as teammates. The combination of his court vision and live dribble passing skills enable Jamieson-Dove to deliver well-timed dimes. Jamieson-Dove spent the 2024-25 season playing for Royal St. George's College in Canada. In 2025-26 he will suit up for the Perkiomen School.

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 summer. Many of them will reclass into a later graduate year.