Floor Generals in Waiting: Spotlight Unsigned Senior Point Guards

As the 2024/2025 season approaches its conclusion and the postseason is about to begin, the 2025 class is loaded with talent, especially at the point guard position. Here is a spotlight on some of the unsigned point guards still waiting to commit.    [player_tooltip player_id='248699' first='Brianna' last='Behn'] is finishing her senior season at Booker High School, where she is currently leading her team in points, rebounds, assists, steals, and blocks while shooting 53% from the field. Behn is averaging 13.6 PPG this season. She showcases an old-school style of play at the point guard position. The 5'9 PG possesses elite handles and composure, allowing her to break down defenses and create scoring opportunities for her teammates. Her incredible passing ability often leaves the crowd in awe.   Behn also excels at attacking the rim, finishing through contact with off-hand finishes that disrupt the timing of taller defenders. On the defensive end, she can guard the best ball handlers, keeping them in front of her, and she is also one of the better shot-blocking guards due to her impeccable timing. Behn has several offers but has yet to decide where she will continue her basketball career, as more offers continue to come in.     [player_tooltip player_id='763181' first='Maia' last='Berdebes'] has been racking up the offers heading into her senior season, and it's no surprise because coaches appreciate her gritty and highly competitive playstyle. Maia is a scoring point guard who draws the attention of the defense and has the ability to create open opportunities for her teammates. She has excellent ball handling and has developed into a strong floor general, with her vision continuing to improve. Her ability to get to the rim and finish through contact puts pressure on defenses, and she can also shoot mid-range jumpers and knock down threes.   This season, Maia is averaging 12.5 PPG, 4.4 APG, 9.5 RPG, and 2.3 SPG. Maia will make a significant impact on any program she chooses to sign with, as she is the ultimate competitor.     [player_tooltip player_id='219999' first='Jayshlynn' last='Vega'] is one of the BIGGEST sleepers in the 2025 class. Vega is a BUCKET! Playing for one of the top teams in the nation, she averages 11.2 PPG and can shoot from anywhere, even in tight spaces. Vega competes every play like it's the final second and her last opportunity.   Vega has several offers and will make an instant impact wherever she signs, not only because she can score, but because she can fit into any system with her competitive nature and high basketball IQ.     [player_tooltip player_id='896154' first='J'siyah' last='Taylor'] is a fast PG with tight handles who does not mind finishing through contact. Taylor also has a quick release and can quickly get into her shot off the catch or dribble. On the defensive end, Taylor is a nuisance as she moves well from side to side, keeping ball handlers in front and stealing the ball at the right times. This season, Taylor is averaging 10.4 PPG, 2.7 AST/G, and 2.8 STL/G.     [player_tooltip player_id='400803' first='Trinidy' last='Harris'] has the ability to change her pace with the ball in her hands, a rare skill that players her age often take time to develop. This catches defenders off guard as her first step is so explosive, allowing her to go from a slow, methodical dribble to a full-out sprint in seconds, making her dribble package tough to defend. Harris also finishes well off two feet, always maintaining balance when finishing at the rim. When finishing off one leg, she gets off the ground quickly, throwing off the shot timing of taller defenders. Trinidy is currently averaging 18.2 PPG and 4.1 STL/G. She will be a major addition to any school that wants to play fast and score quickly in transition.     [player_tooltip player_id='248455' first='Alahni' last='Lovett'] is a product of today's basketball culture, as she can score—and score in bunches. She has the handles to get to any spot on the floor, the confidence and swagger to take any shot she feels is open, and the work ethic and skill to make those shots. If you ever need a player to just go get you a bucket, Lovett is who you call on. Lovett has to be guarded as soon as she crosses half-court, and sometimes even earlier, as she can knock it down from deep consistently. Lovett has scored over 1,500 points in her high school career, averaging 19.1 PPG. She is a scoring machine who can create her own shot. Lovett will fit well into any free-flowing offense at the next level, and any tough adjustments she faces, she will overcome, as she is the ultimate competitor.     [player_tooltip player_id='331759' first='Peyton' last='Flournoy'] is an athletic point guard with a smooth shooting form. Peyton plays low with a strong frame and keeps the ball in her hands. Her ability to always stay on the balls of her feet allows her to get her shots off quickly, whether it's a jump shot, three-pointer, or finishing at the rim. She has the ability to slither through tight spaces with elegance, like a ballerina or dancer, making her shifty with the ball in hand and allowing for some acrobatic finishes. Peyton is currently averaging 13.8 PPG. She will fit well into a system that moves the ball well, as she can have an impact both on- and off-ball.

As the 2024/2025 season approaches its conclusion and the postseason is about to begin, the 2025 class is loaded with talent, especially at the point guard position. Here is a spotlight on some of the unsigned point guards still waiting to commit.