Top 2025 Players Performing Well In Post Season

Hunter Keith February 18, 2024 @ 10:00 PM

The High School Playoffs are well underway and there have been some really outstandfing performances by prospects from all classes. In this article, we shine the spotlight on some of the top Juniors in the State. Moreover, we look at the Juniors who are top of the 2025 rankings.   [player_tooltip player_id='249436' first='Sariah' last='Johnson'] had 11 points in last week's decisive victory. The Junior guard has impressed for years on the travel scene and has showed so much versatility in her game. Johnson has that smooth game on the inside and in the midrange and can score the ball. She has great footwork and a nice shooting touch. This season, Johnson has shot the ball at a 48 percent rated. Johnson also can rebound the ball and this year averaged over 5 rebounds per game.   [player_tooltip player_id='248677' first='Anilys' last='Rolon'] averaged 10 points per game this season and last week in the Regional playoffs, she hit the mark. Rolon hits the mark behind the three point line consistently at almost 50 percent of the time (48 percent). We got a glimpse of Rolon's shooting touch at the Thanksgiving tournament in Jacksonville. She was one of the top three point shooters at the event.   [player_tooltip player_id='221662' first='Alessandra' last='Bonilla'] averaged 17.9 points per game and helped lead her squad to a Regional playoff victory. Bonilla can shoot the rock and 49 threes at a 53 percent clip tells the story. The Junior guard also dishes out 2 assists and 2.5 rebounds per game.   [player_tooltip player_id='346819' first='Trishay' last='Collins'] bowed out of the high school playoffs with a 20 point performance which nearly doubled her 10.9 point average. Collins was a walking double-double this past season. She was also a rim protector with 2 blocks per game and a total of 42 blocks for the season.   [player_tooltip player_id='248693' first='Riley' last='Stoker'] (cover photo) knocked down 16 points and helped lead her team to a Regional playoff win. Stoker is versatile and plays the shooting guard and small foward positions. For the season, Stoker averaged over 16.1 points per game. At 6 - foot Junior is also a beast on the boards, averaging 8.4 points per game. Stoker has great footwork and can get to the rim. She is also deadly from behind the three point line, knocking down 64 threes. Stoker is a force on the floor and has scored in double figures 25 of the 26 games she has played in this season.   [player_tooltip player_id='400775' first='Amaya' last='Shaw'] left it on the floor in the District Finals with 21 points. The Junior is a very athletic forward who has a never-ending motor and competes on both ends of the floor. Shaw blocked at least 2 shots per game. I saw Shaw last season during the AAU period and she really stood out. She can score in transition and is a very effective scorer from anywhere in the painted area.   [player_tooltip player_id='370059' first='Nacoya' last='Blocton'] has been a problem for opponents all season. She has continued her strong play in the post season, averaging 15 points in her 3 post season games. Blocton does so much for her team on both sides of the floor. She runs the team like a point-forward as the offensive runs through her. She averaged 3.1 assists per game and close to 6 rebounds. Blocton has a lot of stretch-four skills as she can score from the perimeter as well as on the inside. To date, Blocton has knocked down 37 three pointers. She has also gotten to the rim and freethrow line at a consistent rate. For the season, Blocton is shooting freethrows at a 74 percent rate.

The High School Playoffs are well underway and there have been some really outstandfing performances by prospects from all classes. In this article, we shine the spotlight on some of the top Juniors in the State. Moreover, we look at the Juniors who are top of the 2025 rankings.