2025 Mason Dobie (First Flight)
Dobie has been terrific in leading the charge but he also has been doing this for quite some time now. Over the years, Dobie has improved and put more on himself as the offensive leader, as he is averaging 31ppg this season at First Flight. He is putting up some impressive numbers, showing his ability to score in a variety of ways, displaying range in his ability to knock down shots, and understanding how to be a true leader on the court. He has done so much for First Flight, as he hopes to go out with a bang as a senior.
2025 Jordan Patterson (West Caldwell)
Patterson is having a huge season, as the Lees-McRae commit is doing a little bit of everything. He is having his best season overall offensively, averaging nearly 30ppg but also does a great job in bringing tremendous energy rebounding, being a playmaker, and also being a defensive presence. West Iredell is sitting at 9-5 overall and they are looking for their first winning-season since 2010-11 season. Patterson has been a huge reason for that success, as his presence can be felt in all areas as well as his motor that he plays with.
2025 Brett Freeman (Ardrey Kell)
Freeman is one of the top unsigned seniors here in North Carolina, as Freeman has clearly been on a mission this season to prove more about his game. The 6’5 prospect has been putting on a show with his scoring ability, creating and attacking off the dribble, using his size to his advantage, and he clearly has Ardrey Kell as a contender this season as they sit at 12-1. Averaging 28.3 points per game, Freeman has been shooting 52 percent from the floor and is clearly looking to show college coaches that he can play at the next level.
2025 Caiden Brewer (East Henderson)
Talk about a program worth looking at, East Henderson is sitting undefeated on the season and the senior guard of Caiden Brewer has been leading the way in a big way. Averaging nearly 28 points per game, Brewer has had his hands in everything year, whether it is scoring, rebounding (5.8), assisting and facilitating (5.4), steals (4.0), or even blocking shots (1.0). Caiden, along with his young brother, have been huge for East Henderson and they have clearly put that program on the map.