2025 Player Rankings Update: Top 5 PGs

[player_tooltip player_id='1559461' first='Marcus' last='Gillespie'] put together an excellent spring campaign and he continues to ascend 2025 boards. With the Xpress, Gillespie is playing alongside more talent than ever before and it's brought out the best in him. Gillespie's playmaking ability has shined over the past couple months and he's looking more and more like a true point at the next level. He has all the physical tools, big and strong at 6'4 with above-the-rim athleticism. All that being said, Gillespie's calling card is still is his volume scoring. We've seen numerous 40+ point performances throughout his career and he's done it against some of the best this spring.     [player_tooltip player_id='1773628' first='Zach' last='Bleshoy'] is one of the hottest names in the state right now and D1s from all over the country are beginning to jump in. Bleshoy's combination of size and athleticism at the point guard spot give him a real advantage in most high school settings and he's more than willing to bully smaller guards around the basket. He can score it at all three levels but also knows how to get his teammates involved in the game. Bleshoy sees the floor well and plays with a lot of creativity. His offer list currently includes NJIT, North Florida, Chattanooga, Ohio, and Kennesaw State.     Zach Foster really shined with the [program_tooltip program_id='2433307' first='Atlanta' last='Celtics'] this spring and ended May on an extremely high note. At Adidas 3SSB Session II, Foster had multiple 20+ point games and picked up offers from Georgia Tech, West Virginia, and Virginia Tech. He's a smart point guard with excellent feel for the game. His ability to read and react in tight windows is special. Foster also shoots it well off the dribble and keeps defenders on their toes with different speeds. Zach Foster should be a very popular name amongst high-major coaches during the upcoming live periods.     [player_tooltip player_id='1383022' first='Josh' last='Dixon'] put forth a strong spring and played well at the EYBL sessions, averaging around 11 PPG for Team CP3. Dixon runs a very smooth show and does a lot of the little things that separate point guards. He can takeover if necessary but knows how to attack different defenses and play within the flow of the game. Dixon excels in the 10-15 foot range, some sweet touch on the floater and a consistent mid-range game. He currently holds offers from Sam Houston State, Hofstra, Western Carolina, Presbyterian, and Middle Tennessee State.     [player_tooltip player_id='1444785' first='Luke' last='Jack'] had some very bright moments with [program_tooltip program_id='2362177' first='Sewer' last='South'] this spring, showing off various new layers of his game. He's added a couple more feet to his range and shoots it with a ton of confidence, able to knock down deep threes off the bounce or on the move. Jack is beginning to believe in his athleticism more and more each weekend, several highlight dunks throughout the spring. He's got terrific size for the position at 6'6 and will continue to fill out the frame in coming years. Jack recently received his first D1 offer from Stetson.