Class of 2024 Rankings: Meet the rest of the top 20

The Prep Girls Hoops prospect rankings are all about potential. While there are plenty of players among the Freshmen 50 this time around who have already made a major impact at the high school varsity level, the list of top 2024 prospects includes a variety of gifted athletes whose impact won’t be felt for some time to come. That is true of the 2024 Top 10 we introduced you too on Sunday and it’s true of the next 10 players on the list we are pleased to profile here. Although of Minneapolis South and of St. Peter have already made a splash, for instance, we may be waiting awhile for players such as of Minnetonka, of Maple Grove and of Delano to take center stage. Their potential as college basketball prospects is very high, however, and that’s why they have earned the right to a spot in the top 20. Here are prospects 11 through 20 in the Prep Girls Hoops Class of 2024. #11 – The 5’9 guard from Stillwater (Suns Blue Star) is best known for her shooting ability which is exceptional. Thompson played for Mahtomedi last season as an 8th grader but now moves to Stillwater where she joins a strong guard lineup that includes and . Next summer she’ll be a nice addition to an already potent Suns Blue Star lineup. #12 – The 5’7 combo guard from St. Michael-Albertville (Fury 2024 UAA) is a stocky, athletic guard with nice handles and a big motor. She is strong, aggressive and highly-skilled, a combination that enables her to play bigger than her size. Kaylie is already a varsity veteran but with the graduation of (Lehigh) she’s sure to play a major role. #13 – The 5’8 point guard from Minneapolis South (Tayler Hill Elite) is the latest in a long line of talented Hills that includes Tayler Hill (WNBA/Ohio State), Morgan Hill (Tennessee-Chatanooga) and (St. Thomas). She is already a two-year varsity veteran whose game has continued to develop at a steady pace while she has grown and gotten stronger. Hill is a quality ball-handler with subtle speed, fast hands, and a nice feel for the game. #14 – The 5’9 guard from St. Peter (North Tartan Nike) is one of the best pure athletes in the class. After making a big impression at the varsity level last winter, this was Rhyan’s first summer of AAU ball. With a brief adjustment period to the pace and physicality, Holmgren’s stock rose rapidly as she made it clear that she can compete with the best players in the class. Still raw and developing, Holmgren’s long-term ceiling is very high. #15 – The 6’2 forward from Minnetonka (North Tartan Nike) is a bit of a sleeper. She spent this summer on the second North Tartan team and has played primarily on the junior varsity for the Skippers. Long and fluid, with much-coveted height, Reed’s selection is a long-term projection that we feel really good about. #16 – The 5’10 small forward from Eastview (Minnesota Stars) will be at the center of the Lightning’s new generation. Long and lanky, Lauren is a workhorse who plays hard, rebounds with passion, attacks the basket and isn’t afraid of physical contact. She can also defend. When she fills out and gets stronger Machacek will be a force. #17 – The 6’0 post from Delano (Crossfire) funs the floor well, handles the ball effectively for a big and is solid defensively. We saw Taylor make excellent progress over the summer. Her skills are improving quickly and she is becoming highly effective in the paint. She also has range out to the three-point line. #18 – The 6’0 forward from Maple Grove (Suns Blue Star) is part of a gaggle of rising young stars who will bide their time now for the Crimson but make a major impact down the road. Stern has height and length plus a big frame. She is also smooth and mobile with the ability to run the floor, slip by defenders and get to the rim. #19 – The 5’8 guard from Lakeville North (Fury 2024 UAA) offers a nice combination of power, strength, skill and speed. Sometimes explosive, often subtle, Betton is a well-rounded player with a versatile game. She has excellent range and isn’t afraid of the big moment. Look for Betton to have a breakout season for the Panthers. #20 – The 5’8 combo guard from Minnetonka (North Tartan Nike) is a crafty, skilled performer who has shown signs that she will probably end up as one of the premier backcourt players in the class. Tori played varsity minutes last season for the Skippers where she is a part of a talented group that includes top 10 prospects and .