2025 PG Owen Frayne: Floor General Running the Show
Owen Frayne of Lincoln Prep has quietly and consistently emerged as one of the most skilled and reliable floor generals in the nation. His ability to perform at a high level in the NPA against some of the best players and teams in the country speaks volumes about his capabilities. Frayne has been the definition of consistency this season, demonstrating why he should be considered one of the premier point guards in high school basketball today.
A True Point Guard: Facilitator and Scorer
At 14.9 points per game, Frayne has proven that he’s more than just a facilitator—he’s a legitimate scoring threat. But what truly separates him from others is his ability to blend scoring and playmaking seamlessly. With 5.1 assists per game, Frayne has shown an innate ability to run an offence and set the table for his teammates. Whether it’s a pick-and-roll, an off-the-dribble assist, or a simple drive-and-dish, Frayne keeps opposing defences on their heels with his court vision and decision-making.
Frayne’s scoring versatility is another key asset. He can attack the rim with finesse, creating opportunities for himself or drawing defenders to kick out to open teammates. His 47% shooting from the field further emphasizes his efficiency as a scorer. And when the game’s on the line, Frayne isn’t afraid to step up and make big shots. His 41% shooting from beyond the arc gives him the ability to stretch defences and knock down key three-pointers when his team needs it most. Whether it’s a clutch jumper or a well-timed drive to the basket, Frayne is a threat in all areas of the scoring game.
Efficiency in Every Aspect
Frayne’s statistics not only highlight his scoring ability but also his overall efficiency as a player. Shooting 78% from the free-throw line demonstrates his composure in clutch situations and his understanding of when to take advantage of opportunities at the line. Whether he’s in transition or in half-court sets, Frayne’s decision-making keeps him from forcing poor shots or turnovers, which is why his field goal percentage remains an impressive 47%.
His numbers aren’t the result of selfish play either. Frayne strikes the delicate balance of being aggressive but controlled, always looking to make the right play. His ability to read defences and find the open man is indicative of his high basketball IQ, while his shooting efficiency allows him to convert when he’s called upon to take over.
Performing Against the Best
What really elevates Frayne’s status among the nation’s elite point guards is his ability to shine against top-tier competition. The NPA is home to some of the best players and teams across the country, and Frayne has consistently held his own in high-pressure situations. Whether it’s battling elite guards or running an offence against top defences, Frayne has demonstrated his ability to execute in the most competitive environments.
In key games against nationally ranked teams, Frayne has routinely displayed his clutch gene, leading Lincoln Prep to victories with both his scoring and playmaking. His calm demeanour under pressure and ability to control the pace of the game are qualities that top college programs covet in their point guards.
Proven Leadership and High Basketball IQ
Beyond the stats, Frayne is a true leader on the court. His communication, poise, and basketball IQ are qualities that define him as a floor general. He not only understands the game at a high level but can also read situations in real-time, directing teammates and adjusting to what the defence is giving him. Whether it’s executing offensive sets, setting up screens, or initiating fast breaks, Frayne’s leadership ensures that his team plays cohesively and efficiently.
He’s also a player who knows when to take over and when to trust his teammates. This self-awareness makes him an invaluable asset in both close games and high-stakes moments.
The Next Step: College Programs Take Notice
Owen Frayne’s performance in the NPA has made it clear that he’s a player destined for the next level. As one of the top point guards in the nation, Frayne’s ability to score, facilitate, and lead his team with consistency should make him a highly sought-after prospect for college programs. His combination of court vision, scoring ability, and high-level decision-making provides the perfect formula for success at the collegiate level.
Lincoln Prep will go as far as Frayne takes them, as the team eyes NPA National Championship tournament March 26-30 at York University.
