United NJ’s U15 Platinum Team Features Top 2025 Prospects

There’s so many different teams within United NJ’s program, which means so many different players to cover and talk about. We’re going to make sure we do our part in that, including this article, where we’re discussing the 15U Platinum team. United NJ’s featured 15U team includes several big time 2025 prospects, some of which are ranked in our 2025 prospect rankings. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="333346" first="Reghan" last="Bice"] - 5-8 G, South Hunterdon</strong> What a freshman year Bice had for South Hunterdon as a freshman, which for us means plenty more great things to come in the future. Bice isn’t just a volume scorer as she’s also a great defender, not quite at the lockdown stage, but well on her way to it. Currently ranked 19th in PGH NJ’s 2025 rankings, Bice can just about do it all already and then some, showing potential to be a double-double player as a guard. The biggest thing we’re going to be watching from her if she’s looking to expand her shooting range more beyond the arc. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="333318" first="Shea" last="Donnelly"] - 5-8 G, Manasquan (2025)</strong> The younger sister of [player_tooltip player_id="159084" first="Mary" last="Donnelly"], Shea is already starting to carve out her own path at Manasquan, but primarily came off the bench this season. This summer is going to be one where she looks to prove her worth as a starter or one of the main options for ’Squan coming off the bench for next season. Roughly 75 percent of her shooting came from beyond the arc and she’s shown herself to be a great perimeter shooter. A catch-and-shoot volume shooter sounds very much down her alley moving forward, and it would be a vital role in a big time high school program. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="414424" first="Charlotte" last="Tuhy"] - 6-0 SWING, Madison (2025)</strong> Tuhy is the No. 5 player in our 2025 prospect rankings, posting incredible numbers as a freshman, immediately standing out amongst the crowd as a proven scorer, rebounder, and defender. Her height comes into play with shot-blocking as she naturally has a long wingspan, perfect for interior defending. That’s given her that extra edge on the boards as well as an ability to cause turnovers off bad passes and things of the like. Her offensive game is near-complete, able to light it up from deep while also carving up opponents in the paint. She’s an exciting watch and a big time player to keep up on. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="333354" first="Sofia" last="Valente"] - 5-11 G, Immaculate Heart (2025)</strong> Valente showed great signs of promise as a freshman while also displaying the areas of growth that we’re going to see her work on this summer. She played as a fringe starter or sixth woman off the bench for IHA and settled into the role well. However, with the raw talent she exudes, starting with her height, she’s a tall guard who has great agility and quick instincts, perfect for ample scoring opportunities in the lane. She can shoot from outside and can also rebound, a plus with her height and length on the floor. If she can establish her inside game early, that will translate incredibly well to spreading the floor and expanding her range.