2024 Rankings Updates – Stock Risers

<span style="font-size: 14pt;">Here are some Stock Risers for the 2024 Class, check out the evaluations on these girls, they are a collection of work from all the writers that contribute to the website....</span> &nbsp; <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="390512" first="Harper" last="Peterson"]</strong> - Peterson is a young player that has some high upside. She can be a scoring wing and she makes good decisions with the ball in her hands. Confident player who is patient and doesn’t force the issue. Good shooter from three-point range who can move well without the ball and get herself open. Solid player in transition who gets out and can finish strong at the rim. Good length defensively. &nbsp; <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="104794" first="Tajianna" last="Roberts"]</strong> - Avant-Roberts is one of the top wing prospects in Southern California. She’s very good scorer who is comfortable with the ball in her hands and getting her own shot. She can create off the dribble and she finishes well at the rim. She’s particularly good at moving without the ball though. She’s a great catch and shoot player from distance or she can make strong cuts to the rim. She gets out in transition and can finish on the break. &nbsp; <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="104791" first="Jordan" last="Lee"]</strong> - Jordan is a monster in the paint, she is young so her game is well matured over the past years since she has been in high school.  She is efficient in the paint and out to the midrange area, she is still developing that three, but the college coaches do not care about that, she is raw and skilled and they love her.  I watched about 25 coaches talk about her during the game and they all said the same thing, she is a PLAYER, no question about it.  Great size and one of the toughest kids on the floor.  She can push the break, give it up and then relocate for the seal and finish. &nbsp; <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="209986" first="Mackenly" last="Randolph"]</strong> - has really improved on is her ball-handling. She’s much more comfortable handling the ball whether its on the break in the halfcourt. She can put that ball on the floor and get to the rim where she’s a strong finisher. She’s very mobile and moves well in the paint. Very active on the glass. She has improved range too on her jumper. She can hit consistently from midrange and out to the three-point line as a stretch big. &nbsp; &nbsp;