Transfer Watch 2025: Episode 5

Elite prospects from southeastern Pennsylvania (and beyond) 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 fifth installment in our Transfer Watch 2025 series.    One of the top shooting guards in the region is on the move as Fisher recently announced that he will depart Lancaster Mennonite, enroll at Friends Central and reclass into the 2027 graduate year. Last season at LM, Fisher averaged 17 points per contest, drained 50 triples and was a 2nd Team All-Lancaster-Lebanon League selection. The trifecta of Fisher's speed, length, attacking nature and ability to finish in traffic at the rim make him a force in the open floor. Fisher owns surprising bounce and frequently caps a fast break with a crowd-pleasing dunk. In the half-court, Fisher is a sniper 3-point shooter. Plus, he can use straight line drives to get into the lane and then play off two feet.     Last season Johnson was a standout senior guard at Campbell Hall in California. Johnson is a scoring point guard who in 2024-25 got buckets at every level. He posted scoring explosions of 43 points and 39 points during his impressive senior campaign after which he named a 1st Team Gold Coast All-League as well as a 2nd Team All-State selection. Johnson can knock down jumpers from all over the court. He is especially accurate at shooting threes and mid-range jumpers off the dribble. With his speed, tight handles, finishing skills and court vision, Johnson is unstoppable in transition. Johnson will join the Perkiomen School program for a post graduate year.     This former Bethlehem Catholic standout is headed to national powerhouse Phelps School for a post graduate year. During his senior campaign Roman averaged 12.7 points per game and notched a season high 24 points against Academy Park. In 2024-25 Roman posted seven games where he scored 17 points or more. Roman is a quick burst guard who can get into the lane and then finish at the rim with either hand. Once a defender sags off to prevent Roman from getting into the paint, he will splash the three-ball. Additionally, Roman thrives in the open court where he can push the rock for scores or assists.     Sysko is an elite three-point shooter with a quick release, logo distance range and an aggressive mindset. His transition 3-point shooting is especially impressive. On the fast break, Sysko's court awareness enables him to run to open spots. Once he has found his spot, Sysko gets his feet set quickly and can put up a shot in the blink of an eye. During his senior season at the George School, Sysko posted numerous games where he drained 3+ triples. Sysko can also use his size to score over defenders on dives to the rim or backdoor cuts. Sysko's high IQ and unselfish nature make him a natural distributor. After summer 2025, Sysko will head to Perkiomen School for a post graduate year.

Elite prospects from southeastern Pennsylvania (and beyond) 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.