2025 Player Rankings Update: Uncommitted Point Guard Prospects

While there are several prospects out of the 2025 Class that are college committed, there are more that are uncommitted at this point. In this piece, we cover five individuals out of this Class at the Point Guard position, that could possibly compete at the next level given the right opportunity.   Thanks for tuning in and enjoy!    [player_tooltip player_id='342195' first='Laynee' last='Hogan'] of East Buchanan is going to have a squad to lead this next season and I can't wait to see how she does. Hogan is a Point Guard, that plays a consistent type of play style, while controlling the tempo of her team's pace throughout a ball game. She is someone that gets her hands on a lot of loose balls on defense because of her anticipation and fast hands. This is a prospect out of the 2025 Class that would be considered a viable option still uncommitted. She could turn out to being a really solid player at the next level given the right guidance and system. She just needs to find her place within a future program and she could make some things happen.     There aren't many better game leaders than [player_tooltip player_id='497067' first='Aubrie' last='Haynes'] of Bondurant Farrar High School. Haynes is a leader in every aspect of the term. She is a winner on and off of the floor, she knows what is happening at all times, she accounts for the unexpected, and she can completely control the outcome of a game with her guidance on both sides of the basketball. Haynes will commit to play D3 this Fall at some point and whoever is getting her is getting a game manager, who anyone would love to coach out on the floor.     The ceiling and future possibilities that [player_tooltip player_id='693821' first='Aubrey' last='Schwieso'] brings to the court is interesting. This is a prospect with lengthy size at 5'10, she is naturally talented in all of her movements, and she seems to make things happen out of nowhere when her team needs it the most. In the programs that she competes with, Schwieso is the leader for her squads in several different aspects. She always looks like the most put together out there competing and she really does pass the "eye" test from a scouting perspective. Schwieso is also going to be someone at the D3 level in a few years once she makes a choice as to who to compete with after high school. Whoever it is, is getting another solid piece that could turn into something special over time.     [player_tooltip player_id='817708' first='Faith' last='Kacmarynski'] has proven that she is an elite score of the basketball while being a sound defender. Kacmarynski can fill it up and she can fill it up in quite a hurry if the defense falls asleep in both transition and on the defensive side of the floor in the fall-court. Offensively, she moves quickly once the ball is out-letted and she is very good at getting all the way to the rim once she is downhill. Pella Christian will only go as far as Kacmarynski and company can take them. If their upperclassmen step up, they could string together some great winning streaks before the year comes to an end.

While there are several prospects out of the 2025 Class that are college committed, there are more that are uncommitted at this point. In this piece, we cover five individuals out of this Class at the Point Guard position, that could possibly compete at the next level given the right opportunity.