2025 Rankings Update: New Additions - Forwards - Prep Hoops (2024)

Harpring is set to take on a much larger role at Legacy, following multiple key departures. A physically imposing forward who shows upside as a spot-up shooter and intriguing post scoring option, the forward will have ample opportunities to boost his stock this season. Playing a key role in Legacy’s defensive rebounding production, Harpring’s recent production throughout June has shown plenty of optimism towards his long term upside. The 230+ pound bruiser follows a steady junior year at Legacy, posting 10.4 points and 5.1 rebounds per game.

A high motor forward who embraces his role around the paint, Hansen has been a steady contributor throughout Golden’s regular season. Bringing soft touch on putbacks following the offensive rebound, he was a necessary contributor on those second chance opportunities. This past season with 14-10 Golden, Hansen led the team at 11.3 points and 5.6 rebounds per game.

Thomas has displayed value defending a wide variety of opponents, oftentimes bigger than him. Comfortable taking on the dirty work when necessary, the wiry strong wing will be an asset for Grandview, who looks to regroup with new leadership. After averaging 4.2 points and 3.1 rebounds per game, a larger opportunity is set for Thomas this coming season. Another area to watch for will be his three point shooting, following a 37% season on small volume. He remains a capable vertical athlete, capable of throwing down dunks in transition.

A physical big man out of southern Colorado, Trujillo is worth following down the line due to his physicality and motor. Posting 9.9 points, 12.5 rebounds, and 2.5 blocks per game for 15-9 Pueblo West, he is a big time forward out of that region for the coming seasons. Already bringing soft touch with the left hand, he has been a constant threat for the putback following the offensive board.

Jenkins has proven himself as a serviceable frontcourt option, thanks to his steady defensive rebounding alongside the strong frame. Fairly strong down low, he has consistently provided Chaparral with a defensive option in the paint, effectively holding his own in the post versus likesized matchups. Throughout the spring and summer for Elevation Flyers , Jenkins has continued to progress his spot-up shooting along the mid-range and occasionally from behind the arc. Throughout this past season for the Elite Eight program, Jenkins posted 5.4 points, 5.2 rebounds, and 1.7 blocks per game.

Pramenko has the frame and budding skills that should carry him into the next level, bringing growth as a complementary wing. Capable of attacking the closeout for finishes at or above the rim, the wing is continuing to become more dependable handling the ball through traffic. Another area of growth has come from his lateral quickness, progressing as a help side defender when needed to swat away shots.Arapahoe brings in plenty of size along the wings next season, with Pramenko continuing to develop, they look to be a competitive opponent in due time.