Section-7: 2025 Standouts

Gregg Rosenberg June 29, 2022 @ 12:17 PM

June 16-19 I attended the Section-7 tournament at the State Farm Stadium in Glendale, AZ. I didn’t watch every Arizona team from the state, but I saw a good number of standouts. Here are 56 players that caught my eye. We have seven reports with Small School Gems, Newcomers, Sleepers and the 2023-2026 standouts.   We move over to the 2025 standouts: [player_tooltip player_id="1333492" first="Michael" last="Simcoe"] Sandra Day O’Connor One of the top 2025’s backed it up again. He did whatever he wanted from scoring, rebounding and defending. Showing drop steps, rebounding in traffic, face-up to the three, power moves, finishes around the basket, dunking the ball with ease and passing the ball easily to teammates. He is a fluid enough mover to take his game to the wing. [player_tooltip player_id="1301344" first="Kingston" last="Tosi"] Millennium (Pictured) An Alaskan import is steadily improving. He has good size for a wing and handles the ball well. He can score it different ways from the catch three, creating his own offense off the dribble and scoring on put backs. He can hit from mid-range and is a good passer. [player_tooltip player_id="996172" first="D’Andre" last="Harrison"] Perry A highly skilled forward brings many attributes to the game. He shoots very consistently from mid to the 3pt line. He is engaged on defense from blocking shots, rebounding and taking charges. He is a tough kid who always seems to be around the ball and makes good reads to his teammates. One of the steadier performers and his vertical pop is coming in. [player_tooltip player_id="996176" first="Bryce" last="Quinet"] Notre Dame Prep A high IQ scoring lead guard has a pure stroke. He gets balanced quickly and lets it fly from mid to the three point line. He has range and good size for position. He has a good feel for the game and makes smart reads to his teammates and uses his size on the defensive end. [player_tooltip player_id="1042714" first="Archie" last="Graves IV"] Central A pure PG who looks to facilitate then score it. He has a tighter handle with a lot of shift and some flash to his game. He can score it in traffic with tough layups and has some bounce in his step. He has a burst and touches the paint often and always seems to find the open teammate. [player_tooltip player_id="1150846" first="Trey" last="Chemin"] Cactus Shadows The rising soph is moving a lot better then last year. He is getting down the court more like a wing. He will still rebound and score it inside with his long arms and good build. He can block shots inside and rebounds well in traffic. He can step out and shoot it from the perimeter and shows upside. [player_tooltip player_id="1150844" first="Quincy" last="Everson"] Millennium A highly skilled scoring guard with a stronger frame. He can shoot the three with a quick trigger and get to the basket. He makes himself available and is always in ready mode to shoot it. He is competitive on defense and makes good decisions with the ball. He is one of many talented guards for the Tigers. [player_tooltip player_id="1382611" first="Desmone" last="Brooks"] Peoria A speed on speed point guard with a tight handle. He is undersized but has an incredible burst he uses to get into the lane to score it. He is a pit bull on-ball defender with supreme lateral quickness and he should take pressure off of their star guard Camacho.