Prep Girls Hoops New Jersey Updated 2025 Prospects No. 16-20

Prep Girls Hoops Staff

January 21, 2023 @ 11:58 PM

Our 2025 rankings update for Prep Girls Hoops New Jersey is out featuring 200+ ranked prospects and over 250 total prospects. We did our best to rank the best and include as many names as possible as you'll see across our other rankings. Here's a look at the No. 16-20 prospects in the 2025 class in New Jersey.   No. 16: [player_tooltip player_id='414423' first='Caitlin' last='O'Malley'] - CG, Veritas Christian   New program, no problem for O'Malley, who picked up exactly where she left off at Sussex Tech, averaging nearly 16 points a game for Veritas Christian this season. With a season-high 28 points against Hackettstown, she's more than shown her ability to score and create on offense. It's her defense that we've been even more impressed with, a shut-down guard who can dominate in man or in a zone.   No. 17: [player_tooltip player_id='414293' first='Jaida' last='Guerra'] - 5-4 PG, Union City   Guerra has exploded onto the scene this season for Union City, taking a massive leap in her game and as a point guard. She's crafty and skilled in a number of different ways, though her best game is played inside the arc. She's been a fantastic scorer and is starting to really find herself as a facilitator for Union City. With more confidence, her defense has come along as well.   No. 18: [player_tooltip player_id='414312' first='Qui-Mia' last='Wilkins'] - 5-7 SF, Pemberton   Wilkins has provided us with a small sample size for the 2022-23 season, but wow has she been incredibly productive in an underrated and overlooked way. Averaging over 20 points a game, her offensive prowess in the lane deserves to be praised as does her high basketball IQ and ability to disrupt offensive schemes for opponents on defense. She's proven that she can do it all on the floor.   No. 19: [player_tooltip player_id='414419' first='Jada' last='Rodgers'] - 5-4 PG, Science Park   We were singing the praises of Rodgers last season, who was really the main piece for Science Park and this year, while the scoring and variety of ways to score has been there, she's taken some noticeable strides in her passing and versatility as a player. She's finding open teammates a lot more and not settling for shots in a possession and that kind of selfless basketball has boosted her offensive game while making her more aware and aggressive defensively, creating turnovers and fast break opportunities.   No. 20: [player_tooltip player_id='414421' first='Kayla' last='Butler'] - SF, Payne Tech   Wow what a defensive stalwart Butler has been over the past two seasons, but what a dominant force she's been this season, posting five double-doubles and six games with five or more steals. She was one of the leaders in steals per game across the state as a freshman and is well on her way to compete for that title as a sophomore. She's been more aggressive in the lane this season and it's translated to more baskets and more trips to the free throw line.

Our 2025 rankings update for Prep Girls Hoops New Jersey is out featuring 200+ ranked prospects and over 250 total prospects. We did our best to rank the best and include as many names as possible as you'll see across our other rankings. Here's a look at the No. 16-20 prospects in the 2025 class in New Jersey.