Full Rosters for the 2025 NBA Rising Stars Game

Posted by author February 12, 2025 NBA

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The NBA’s up and coming stars will take the stage at All-Star Weekend to compete in the 2025 Castrol Rising Stars game. A pool of 21 NBA rookies and sophomores were split up into three teams that will compete in a mini-tournament for the right to play in the NBA’s new All-Star Game format. A fourth team comprised of G-League players will compete in the Rising Stars showcase, too.

Honorary coaches Tim Hardaway Sr., Mitch Richmond and Chris Mullin drafted their respective teams on Feb. 4, each selecting seven players to build their squad. Jeremy Lin will coach the G-League team that will play in the event. Richmond had the first pick where he chose Houston Rockets second-year guard Amen Thompson.

Here’s a look at each roster that you will see on the floor during the 2025 Rising Stars game:

Team Chris:

Player	Year	Team
Stephon Castle	Rookie	San Antonio Spurs
Ryan Dunn	Rookie	Phoenix Suns
Zach Edey	Rookie	Memphis Grizzlies
Keyonte George	Sophomore	Utah Jazz
Trayce Jackson-Davis	Sophomore	Golden State Warriors
Dalton Knecht	Rookie	Los Angeles Lakers
Jaylen Wells	Rookie	Memphis Grizzlies

Team Mitch:

Player	Year	Team
Toumani Camara	Sophomore	Portland Trail Blazers
Bub Carrington	Rookie	Washington Wizards
Bilal Coulibaly	Sophomore	Washington Wizards
Scoot Henderson	Sophomore	Portland Trail Blazers
Yves Missi	Rookie	New Orleans Pelicans
Amen Thompson	Sophomore	Houston Rockets
Ausar Thompson	Sophomore	Detroit Pistons

Team Tim:

Player	Year	Team
Anthony Black	Sophomore	Orlando Magic
Tristan da Silva	Rookie	Orlando Magic
Gradey Dick	Sophomore	Toronto Raptors
Jaime Jaquez Jr.	Sophomore	Miami Heat
Zaccharie Risacher	Rookie	Atlanta Hawks
Alex Sarr	Rookie	Washington Wizards
Cason Wallace	Sophomore	Oklahoma City Thunder

Team Jeremy:

Player	G-League Team
JD Davison	Maine Celtics
Dink Pate	Mexico City Capitanes
Mac McClung	Osceola Magic
Reed Sheppard	Rio Grande Valley Vipers
Bryce McGowens	Rip City Remix
Pat Spencer	Santa Cruz Warriors
Leonard Miller	Iowa Wolves

Plenty of young talent will be on the floor as the Rising Stars helps kick off NBA All-Star Weekend. After Richmond chose Thompson with the No. 1 pick, he took the other Thompson twin, Ausar, too. Amen has broken out over his second season with the Houston Rockets while Ausar has taken on a starting role for the Detroit Pistons in the absence of Jaden Ivey. Richmond’s team also includes Scoot Henderson, the No. 3 overall pick in the 2023 NBA Draft.

The No. 1 and No. 2 overall picks in the 2024 NBA Draft are on Hardaway’s team in Zaccharie Risacher and Alex Sarr. The No. 3 overall pick, Reed Sheppard, will play in the event on Lin’s G-League team as Sheppard has had a limited role in his first season with the Rockets.

Many of this year’s top rookies found themselves on Mullin’s squad in Stephon Castle, Zach Edey, Dalton Knecht and Jaylen Wells. Lin’s G-League team has a future NBA prospect in Dink Pate of the Mexico City Capitanes, who hopes to hear his name called in this summer’s draft.

The rosters are split fairly evenly, but Richmond’s team has a solid balance of players who can generate offense and others who are top-notch defenders, led by the Thompson twins. Team Mitch is a strong candidate to win the Rising Stars event and earn the right to participate in the All-Star Game tournament against the league’s biggest stars.