Top 10 college basketball recruits in the class of 2025 ft. AJ Dybantsa

With the class of 2024 now plugged into upcoming college basketball rosters, the 2025 class gets its moment. Yes, these players still have a year of high school left, but recruiting services are already analyzing who stacks up best.

These rankings are from 247sports.com, and at present, here are their top 10 prospects for the 2025 class.

Top 10 college basketball recruits in the class of 2025

Guard Darryn Peterson is one of the best recruits in the 2025 class. (Photo Credit: Akron Beacon Journal)

10. Isiah Harwell, G/F

A 6-foot-6 wing from Idaho, Harwell is playing at Wasatch Academy in Mount Pleasant, Utah. Harwell has taken one official visit so far and that was to Gonzaga. 247 ranks Harwell as the nation's top shooting guard prospect.

9. Meleek Thomas, G

Thomas is a 6-foot-4 combo guard who hails from Pennsylvania. He's playing at Overtime Elite in Atlanta. Thomas is ranked as the second-best combo guard in the nation. He has taken four recruiting visits to Auburn, Kentucky, and then this summer to UConn and Arkansas.

8. Mikel Brown, Jr., G

Brown and Thomas are teammates with Overtime Elite, where they form an impressive backcourt. The 6-foot-3 Brown profiles as a true point guard, and is ranked second in the nation at that position. He's originally from Orlando, Florida, and has taken recruiting visits to Alabama, Ole Miss and UCF.

7. Nate Ament, PF

Ament is a rail-thin 6-foot-9 forward from Virginia. Ament is mobile and athletic enough to play out on the floor and is the fourth-ranked power forward in the nation. Ament has not yet taken any official visits but has picked up a wealth of recent scholarship offers.

6. Caleb Wilson, PF

Wilson is also 6-foot-9, but at 205 pounds, outweighs Ament by 20 pounds. He's less of a perimeter threat and more of a true power player. The Atlanta product has taken early recruiting visits to Stanford and Auburn.

5. Koa Peat, PF

At 6-foot-8 and 235 pounds, Peat has more beef on his frame than the previous power forwards. But Peat is still a versatile player who can play inside or outside. The Arizona product took early visits to Michigan, Texas and North Carolina, and earlier this month visited Houston.

4. Darius Acuff, Jr., G

Acuff is from Detroit but is playing at IMG Academy in Florida. The nation's top-ranked point guard, the 6-foot-3 Acuff is elite. A driver, passer and scorer, he is a multi-talented standout. He's already taken visits to Michigan, Kentucky, Kansas and Arkansas.

3. Darryn Peterson, G

Peterson is from near Cleveland but is playing at Huntington (West Virginia) Prep. A 6-foot-5 combo guard, he is the nation's top recruit at that position. In early 2024, Peterson had trimmed his list to eight schools, but then later decided to fully reopen his recruitment. He's visited Kansas and Ohio State.

2. Cameron Boozer, PF

The son of longtime NBA standout Carlos Boozer, Cameron is 6-foot-9 and can play on the block or in the open court. The athletic forward from Miami is solidly deserving of being one of the top two players in the class. He's already visited Kentucky, Miami, the University of Florida and Duke.

1.AJ Dybantsa, SF

A 6-foot-9 wing forward, Dybantsa hails from Massachusetts but is playing at Utah Prep. Dybantsa is an amazing athlete who is going to bring up the "best since so-and-so" comparisons like Cooper Flagg did in the 2024 class. The clear top 2025 recruit, he's already visited USC and Auburn.

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