Elite PG of the 2025 ToC

Hey ToC Fans! Let’s talk Point Guards…..

For the past 20 years, the ToC has had its fair share of superlative PG’s. Dominant floor leaders like…. Quentin Grimes, Kendric Davis, Jevon Carter, Tyger Campbell, Dayton Forsythe, Isaac Haney, Nick Calathes, Yogi Ferrell, Verdell Jones III, Mylik Wilson, JeQuan Lewis, Nigel Williams-Goss, Jeremiah Fears, Jeremy Fears jr., Zyree Collins, Trey Galloway, Brock Harding, Nickeil Alexander-Walker, Markese Jacobs, Fred Cleveland jr. and JD Davison. That doesn’t include local stars like Devin Whitelow, Dyricus Simms-Edwards, Tyler Mason, Joe Kelch and Donivine Stewart.

Here are some of the TOP PG’s in this year’s ToC…

REESE ALSTON, 6’2″ Jr.

Second Baptist School, Texas

* Top 25 player in the 2027 class. Slippery lead guard who possesses incredible ball handling and passing skills. The son of former NBA star Rafer Alson- Reese can do it all on the floor!

J’LON “LONNIE” LYONS, 6’3″ Jr.

Clinton Grace Christian, Maryland

* Top 50 player in the 2027 class. Phenomenal talent who continues to improve every day. Slick ball handler who dominates foes with his aggressive style of offense.

DENIM TROTMAN, 6’0″ Sr.

Eagle Academy, New York

* Trotman is a proto-typical PG from NYC. Flashy ball handler and passer who can score from anywhere on the court.

TIMMY ANDERSON, 5’11” Sr.

Pasadena, California

* Anderson was one of the highest scoring PG’s in the nation last season. He averaged 32 points and 5 assists per game.

Others to watch:

Giovanni Moran, Eagle Academy, 6’0″ Jr.

Ethan Bergantino, Calvary Christian, 6’4″ Sr.

Trey Price, Santa Ana Mater Dei, 6’2″ Jr.

Richie Ramirez, Santa Ana Mater Dei, 6’2″ Jr.

Lincoln Wheeler, Houston Xavier, 5’8″ Jr.

Nigel Moore, Peoria High, 5’11” So.

Bryson Mossman, Jacksonville Routt, 6’3″ Sr.

GIRL POWER

Romey Croatt, Waukee Northwest, 5’9″ Jr.

Mazzy O’Brien, Washington, 5’8″ Sr.

Come see all of the incredible talent November 25th- 29th in Washington!

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