Top Players of the 2025 Real Run Summer League – Standout Performers & Stats

The Real Run Summer League 2025 once again delivered an electrifying season of elite basketball talent, intense competition, and highlight plays that had fans talking all summer. From dominant stat lines to clutch, game-winning shots, the league proved why it’s one of the top summer basketball leagues in Los Angeles and beyond. As the season concludes, we’re breaking down the top players of the Real Run Summer League, spotlighting the athletes who not only put up big numbers but also made a major impact on their teams’ success. 

Jazz Gardner - Center - Saint Marys 

The Finals MVP delivered a standout performance, finishing with 19 points and 17 rebounds in a game that showcased his dominance on both ends of the floor. He was a consistent force in the paint, controlling the boards and creating second-chance opportunities for his team. Offensively, he proved to be more than just an inside presence. With a reliable three-point shot and an impressive free-throw percentage, he stretched the defense and kept opponents on their heels. Defensively, he anchored the team by contesting shots effectively without fouling, a skill that highlights his discipline and basketball IQ. 

Omari Ferguson - Guard - University of Redlands 

Ferguson closed out the second half of the season with an impressive stretch of performances, showcasing his downhill game and relentless effort on both ends of the floor. His athleticism was on full display, allowing him to create scoring opportunities in transition and finish strong at the rim. What made Ferguson’s growth stand out was his ability to expand his offensive game beyond the paint. Not only did he score efficiently inside, but he also displayed flashes of perimeter shooting and playmaking ability, proving he can contribute in multiple ways on the offensive end. 

DaSean Stevens - Guard - Cal State University, Dominguez Hills 

Arguably the best shooter in the league, Stevens showcased his ability to score in multiple ways, even finishing strong through contact. While his perimeter shooting is elite, he also proved to be an excellent finisher in the paint, adding another dimension to his offensive game. His decision-making on offense stood out as well, consistently creating efficient scoring opportunities for himself and his teammates. On the defensive end, Stevens demonstrated that he’s more than just a scorer. He emerged as a reliable on-ball defender, showed solid awareness in rotation, and nearly averaged one block per game, highlighting his versatility. 

Tomi Adesiji - Guard - Cal State University, Dominguez Hills 

Adesiji showcased his handles and smooth all-around game throughout the season, proving himself as a versatile offensive weapon. He shot a high percentage from long range and consistently finished strong on fast breaks inside the paint, giving defenders little room to relax. On the defensive end, Adesiji stood out as a phenomenal perimeter defender, finishing top five in steals per game. His ability to disrupt passing lanes and create turnovers made him one of the most impactful defenders in the league. Combining athleticism, efficient scoring, and elite defense, Adesiji established himself as a true two-way player capable of changing the momentum of any game. 

Ramiah Adedigba - Guard - Cal Poly Humboldt 

What stood out most about his game this season was his elite athleticism. Coming primarily off the bench, he was almost always an instant spark for his team, bringing energy and momentum on both ends of the floor. Defensively, he proved to be one of the best guard defenders in the league, using quickness and discipline to lock down opponents. Offensively, he shot the ball efficiently from long range with excellent form, making him a reliable scoring option. The combination of defense, energy, and efficient shooting makes him the ideal off-the-bench threat—the type of player every team would want in their rotation. 

Snookey Wigington - Guard - Ventura CC 

Arguably the best playmaker in the league, Wigington, standing at just 5 feet tall, consistently elevated his team by getting everyone involved. He finished the season top three in assists per game, proving his ability to run an offense with precision and vision. While his playmaking was elite, Wigington also showed he could be a reliable scoring option, keeping defenses honest. Defensively, he defied expectations by finishing top five in steals per game, showcasing quick hands, anticipation, and relentless effort. Wigington’s combination of court vision, scoring ability, and defensive tenacity makes him the definition of a true floor general, always getting the ball exactly where it’s needed. 

Tyler Powell - Forward - Eastern Washington 

A true small forward, he showcased the ability to score at all three levels while also displaying a reliable back-to-the-basket game. His versatility on offense made him a constant threat, whether attacking the rim, pulling up from mid-range, or knocking down shots from beyond the arc. Beyond scoring, he brought consistent energy on both ends of the floor and established himself as a true leader on the court. His impact was undeniable, finishing the season top five in league scoring. This blend of scoring versatility, leadership, and two-way effort cements him as one of the most complete small forwards in the league. 

Seven Bahati - Guard - Butler CC 

A complete all-around player, he impacts the game in every way—defense, offense, playmaking, energy, and athleticism. Offensively, he finishes strong at the rim through contact and thrives in transition, using his athleticism to dominate fast breaks. On the defensive end, he not only locks down opposing players on the perimeter but also provides a strong presence in the paint, making him a versatile stopper. While he shoots a lower percentage from long range, he proved in the playoffs that he can be a clutch shot-maker when it matters most. 

Dillan Shaw - Forward - Saint Marys 

One of the youngest players in the league, he has already proven he can compete at a high level. Recently committed to play at Saint Mary’s, he showcased impressive versatility and maturity beyond his age. Athletic and explosive, he is a great finisher at the rim and can defend all five positions on the court, making him a true two-way threat. Offensively, he displayed efficient shooting from both long range and midrange, while remaining most dominant in the paint, where his strength and athleticism set him apart. With his athleticism, scoring versatility, and defensive impact, he is a rising star to watch as he takes the next step in his basketball career. 

Jeremiah Smith - Forward - Ventura CC 

Smith excels in both half-court sets and transition, making him a constant offensive threat. He is a great midrange shooter, capable of stopping on a dime and creating high-percentage looks. At the rim, Smith finishes through contact with athleticism and control, adding reliability as a scorer in traffic. On the other end of the floor, he contributes as a solid defender and rebounder, using his energy and effort to make an impact. His ability to bring intensity while producing on both offense and defense makes him a valuable all-around player. 

Matthew Mayes - Guard - Henderson State 

Mayes, the MVP of the league, consistently plays bigger than his size thanks to his elite athleticism and all-around skill set. Offensively, he can score at all three levels and also displays a strong back-to-the-basket game, making him a tough matchup for any defender. Defensively, Mayes has proven to be one of the league’s most versatile players, capable of guarding all five positions. At one point in the season, he even led the league in both steals and blocks, showcasing his ability to dominate on that end of the floor. In transition, Mayes thrives on both offense and defense, using his speed, strength, and instincts to swing momentum in his team’s favor. 

Rayniel Wright - Guard - South Carolina State 

Arguably the best playmaker in the league (between him and Snookey W), Rayniel Wright showcased his ability to control the game and elevate his teammates. He led most of the league in assists, displaying great handles, footwork, and vision, while also finishing efficiently at the rim—even over bigger defenders. Wright proved he is more than just a facilitator, emerging as a scoring threat from long range and midrange, making him difficult to defend in any situation. On the defensive end, he consistently gave opposing guards a hard time with his quickness, pressure, and anticipation. 

Darius Carr - Guard - San Bernardino CC 

Carr excels downhill and in transition, using a blend of athleticism and craftiness to finish strong at the rim. He has also proven to be a reliable shooter from both long range and midrange, making him a versatile scoring option in any offensive set. On the defensive end, Carr plays with consistent effort and intensity, showing commitment to impacting the game on both sides of the floor. 

Mikah Ballew - Forward - University of Portland 

The best scorer in the league, he cemented his reputation by setting the 2025 season record with 47 points in a single game. His ability to score at all three levels in multiple ways makes him one of the toughest offensive players to defend. Crafty in the paint, he finds creative ways to finish around defenders, while also excelling in transition, where he consistently converts fast-break opportunities. Off the ball, he moves with purpose, creating open looks and keeping defenses on edge. 

Jeremy Dent-Smith - Guard - Stanford 

A true point guard, he embodies the role of a floor general and elite playmaker, consistently putting teammates in positions to succeed. Offensively, he can knock down the open shot and has proven to be a great shooter from long range, stretching defenses and capitalizing in crucial possessions. Known for shining in big moments, he combines poise with confidence, making him a reliable option under pressure. On the defensive end, he stands out as a strong on-ball defender, capable of disrupting opposing guards and setting the tone for his team.With his blend of playmaking, shooting, and defensive intensity, he represents exactly what coaches look for in a point guard.

Andrew Pipersburgh - Center - Cal Lutheran 

Finishing top five in both rebounds and blocks, he established himself as a true paint player on both ends of the floor. Offensively, he was an efficient finisher at the rim, using his strength and physicality to convert high-percentage opportunities. He also showed flashes of a developing midrange jumper, which proved effective at times and added another layer to his offensive game. What stood out most was his relentless effort and energy, making him a constant impact player every time he stepped on the court. 

Nils Cooper - Guard - UC Davis 

An efficient scorer and overall athlete, he has the ability to knock down contested shots while also finishing strong at the rim through contact. Defensively, he is both a reliable on-ball defender and a strong paint presence, using his size and awareness to protect the rim. On the glass, he is an underrated rebounder who turns boards into transition opportunities with ease, fueling fast-break offense for his team. 

Gavin Davis - Guard - Cal State San Bernardino 

A true run-and-gun player, he thrives in transition and finishes well at the rim, using speed and athleticism to attack defenses. His constant energy on both ends of the floor makes him a spark for his team every time he’s on the court. Offensively, he proved to be a reliable three-point threat, while his quickness and footwork allow him to create separation from defenders and generate quality scoring opportunities. 

Timmy Anderson - Guard - Pasadena HS 

One of the youngest players in the Real Run - if not the youngest - he quickly proved his scoring ability at all three levels. He consistently found ways to put points on the board against top competition. In addition to his scoring, he displayed impressive playmaking ability, creating opportunities for his teammates and showing poise beyond his years. 

Corey Cofield - Guard - Cal State University, Los Angeles 

One of the best downhill players in the league, he consistently attacks the rim with power and control, finishing through contact against bigger defenders. Offensively, he is a reliable three-point shooter and a strong midrange scorer, making him a threat at all three levels. Defensively, he brings relentless effort, constantly contesting shots and forcing opponents into tough looks. His defensive activity also creates transition opportunities for teammates, turning stops into fast-break points. 

With the 2025 Real Run Summer League officially in the books, these standout basketball players have set a new standard for excellence in summer hoops. Their performances brought intensity, energy, and leadership that elevated the level of play all season long. For fans, scouts, and basketball insiders, the Real Run remains a must-watch summer basketball showcase—and the players on this list are ones you’ll want to keep your eyes on as they continue making noise on and off the court.