2022 Class Rankings: The Top 10

With the launch of Prep Girls Hoops Kentucky comes the first ever set of rankings for the 2022 class in Kentucky. It's extremely early in the process but the class looks to have some solid depth to it and there is already one D1 commit in the group. Here is a breakdown of the top 10 our 2022 Class Rankings: <ul> <li><strong>Cassidy Rowe, Shelby Valley - </strong>Limited to just 4 games in her freshman season, Rowe is already a well known name in Kentucky girls basketball. Committed to Kentucky since the summer, Rowe starts the inaugural rankings in the top spot.</li> <li><strong>Tiffanie Floyd, Moore - </strong>Coming off a season where she averaged 12 points and 4.6 rebounds per game, Floyd has a lot of potential as the next great player to come out of Louisville. To take the next step in her development, Tiffanie needs to become a more efficient scorer than what she showed this season.</li> <li><strong>Halle Langhi, Marshall County - </strong>After leading Marshall County in both scoring and rebounding as a Freshman, Langhi could draw the eyes of college coaches this summer. She possesses great size at 6 foot tall and great genetics as her dad/high school coach was a great player at Vanderbilt.</li> <li><strong>Jaya McClure, CAL - </strong>Despite missing a quarter of the season due to injury, McClure checks into our rankings in the top 5. Jaya shows potential as a nice scoring point guard after being 4th on the team in scoring as a freshman. She has a high ceiling and could wind up highly ranked like her teammate Shelby Calhoun.</li> <li><strong>Patience Laster, Franklin County - </strong>Nearly averaging a double-double as a freshman, Patience finished her first year of high school with impressive averages of 10.5 points and 8.6 rebounds. Laster has good positional size and a nose for the ball. Her ability to finish around the rim will only get better as she gets stronger over the next few years.</li> </ul> <span style="text-decoration: underline"><strong>The Next 5:</strong></span> <ul> <li>Daisha White, Butler - Playing a limited role as a freshman, White should see her playing time and scoring load increase over the next three years.</li> <li>Caty Armishaw, Tates Creek - Leading scorer and rebounder for the Lady Commodores as a freshman this year, Armishaw is only going to get better as she develops and grows into her 5'11 frame.</li> <li>Tyra Flowers, George Rogers Clark - Playing a decent role on an upperclassman dominated team, Flowers will be one of the premier players in the 10th region next season if she develops over the next 9 months.</li> <li>Anaya Brown, Lafayette - Another promising post young player in Lexington, Brown put up solid averages of 7 points and 7 rebounds and will just keep getting better as she starts to get stronger.</li> <li>Kennedy Lee, DuPont Manual - The next Manual post player after they lose Nila Blackford to graduation this year, Kennedy will have a chance to step into the starting post role next year and could double her freshman season averages of 4 points and 5 rebounds.</li> </ul>