High School Sports

Meet the top college basketball recruits in North Carolina, the high school class of 2025

CONCORD, NC - FEBRUARY 17: Cannon School junior forward Isaiah Henry (5) smiles as he heads to the bench against the Cary Academy in the NCISAA State semifinals at Cannon School on February 17, 2024.
CONCORD, NC - FEBRUARY 17: Cannon School junior forward Isaiah Henry (5) smiles as he heads to the bench against the Cary Academy in the NCISAA State semifinals at Cannon School on February 17, 2024. Special to The Charlotte Observe

Wednesday night, Myers Park High’s Sadiq White committed to Syracuse for college.

White is the No. 1 player in North Carolina in the class of 2025. Here are the other players in the top 25.

This list includes rising seniors, players who would graduate during the 2024-25 school year. It is inclusive of players who have played the bulk of their careers in the state and not moved here to play for a non-traditional school.

Rk.PlayerSchoolHt.Pos.College
1.Sadiq WhiteMyers Park6-9PFSyracuse
2.Zymicah WilkinsChrist School6-8PFUndecided
3.Eli EllisMoravian Prep6-0PGSouth Carolina
4.Jackson KeithSouthern Durham6-6FUndecided
5.Isaiah DenisDavidson Day6-5FUndecided
6.Trent SteinourLake Norman6-10PClemson
7.Isaiah HenryCannon School6-4WUndecided
8.Colt LangdonRaleigh Millbrook6-7FUndecided
9.Jaylen CrossCaldwell Academy6-4GUndecided
10.Gevonte Ware1-of-1 Academy6-9PUndecided
11.Zacch WigginsGreensboro Grimsley6-5FUndecided
12.Jordan VickRaleigh Word of God5-11PGEast Carolina
13.Jordan LoweryWinston-Salem Christian6-1PGUndecided
14.Bryce SlayCarmel Christian6-5WUndecided
15.Will JamesHolly Springs6-3PG/SGUndecided
16.Chadlyn TraylorNorth Mecklenburg6-4PGUndecided
17.Madden CollinsChrist School6-3GUndecided
18.Tre’ McKinnonLake Norman6-5FApp State
19.Trajan ThompsonProvidence Day6-6FUndecided
20. Tayeshaun Smith1-of-1 Academy6-7FUndecided
21.JD BowdenUnited Faith6-1GUndecided
22.Preston CopelandRaleigh St. David’s6-8FUndecided
23.Jonah LawrenceProvidence Day6-4PGUndecided
24.Isaac EricksenGreen Level6-8FUndecided
25.Shamrius PeterkinMount Tabor6-2GUndecided
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