SEPA Prospects Achieved Incredible Milestones This Season

With the 2024-25 regular season over, I thought now would be an appropriate time to acknowledge four prospects from southeastern Pennsylvania who achieved incredible milestones this winter.    Our No. 4 ranked 2026 prospect posted an extraordinary month of January. Dill opened 2025 by draining 5 threes on his way to 33 points during a win over Abington Friends. He followed up that effort with 29 points (3 3PM) against Germantown Academy. That 29-point effort pushed Dill past the iconic 2,000-point career scoring mark. For a third act, Dill registered 24 points (2 3PM) in victory over Shipley School. With that 20-spot Dill became GFS's all-time leading scorer with 2,036 points (and counting). Obviously, Dill can splash threes from all over the court. He is also unstoppable off the dribble in the half-court as well as in transition. As a bonus, Dill is a high IQ, unselfish guard who will not hesitate to move the ball to an open teammate. Dill holds a handful of DI offers.     McKie's is our No. 2 ranked Class of 2025 prospect and a Dayton commit. Thus, it should not be a surprise that in 2024-25 McKie averaged 17 points and 5 rebounds per night while shooting 55% from deep. This dynamic and versatile guard pushed SJP to an 11-0 record in PCL action this winter. You can pencil in McKie for back-to-back 1st Team All-PCL as well as a 1st Team 6A All-State selections. In late January McKie recorded 13 points (3 threes) to go along with 6 boards as SJP defeated LaSalle. He followed that effort with 16 points (2 triples) and 7 rebounds in a win over Archbishop Wood. Then earlier this week, McKie hit for 21 points (3 3PM) in a win against Neumann-Goretti. Those three scoring performances enabled McKie to eclipse the 1,300-point scoring mark for his career and move into 5th place on the all-time scorers list at St. Joe's Prep.     It was one hell of a week for this Bloomsburg University (D2) commit. First, Smucker scored 16 points (1 3PM) in a win over Octorara. During that victory Smucker (20.6 ppg.) became the all-time leading scorer in L-S history with 1,333 career points (and counting). For an encore, Smucker posted 26 points (4 treys), including the game winning 3-ball at the buzzer as L-S defeated Lower Dauphin, 61-60. Smucker owns a well-rounded skill set as well as a high IQ. In the half-court, he can score at every level. Smucker can also push the rock on the fast break for scores or assists. Plus, Smucker can operate as a pass first floor general.     Sniras posted a spectacular senior campaign. He averaged 19 points per night and led Garnet Valley to a 17-5 record as well as the 4-seed in the District 1-6A playoffs. Sniras is a lock to repeat as a 1st Team All-Central League selection and is a serious contender for the POY award. In late December, Sniras poured home 29 points during a win over St. Georges (DE) to become GV's all-time leading scorer with 1,481 points. Sniras is a volume scorer and when he gets hot, look out. He can drain threes from logo distance, score off crafty dribble moves and get out in transition for buckets. When he attacks the paint, Sniras is master at drawing whistles. His solid frame enables him to power through that contact and still score. Other highlights for Sniras from the 2024-25 season include a 20 points and 11 rebounds performance during a win over JP McCaskey. Sniras is committed to Wilkes University (D3).

With the 2024-25 regular season over, I thought now would be an appropriate time to acknowledge four prospects from southeastern Pennsylvania who achieved incredible milestones this winter.