2025 Rankings Update: Players who raised their stock

The evaluators have weighed in. The debating is done. The numbers have been tabulated. The first of three class updates in the Prep Girls Hoops prospect rankings is complete and the results have been posted. Welcome to the new Class of 2025 Top 100. After expanding the list to 75 in February we have now added another 25 positions. As the talent pool in Minnesota grows deeper every year it gets more and more difficult to leave people out. In reality, there were another dozen or so players who deserved to be in the 100 but unfortunately they'll have to wait until at least the next update just prior to the start of the high school season. MOVING UP IN THE TOP 10 [caption id="attachment_415150" align="alignnone" width="300"]<img class="wp-image-415150 size-medium" src="https://prephoops-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/pgh/uploads/2022/04/Addi-Mack.jpg" alt="" width="300" height="200" /> [player_tooltip player_id="252379" first="Addison" last="Mack"] of Minnehaha Academy[/caption]  A total of 17 players raised their stock this time around including three players in the Top 10. The first three spots remain unchanged with Minnetonka's [player_tooltip player_id="252387" first="Aaliyah" last="Crump"], a nationally rated high major prospect who plays up one year for North Tartan's 2024 EYBL squad, still holding the #1 position. She's followed at #2 by big guard [player_tooltip player_id="296523" first="Kendall" last="McGee"] of Benilde-St. Margaret's and Minnesota Stars Borowicz. [player_tooltip player_id="205298" first="Jordan" last="Ode"] of Maple Grove and Minnesota Fury 2025 UAA is still holding down the third position. So who raised their stock in the Top 10? <ul> <li>[player_tooltip player_id="252379" first="Addison" last="Mack"] – The uber-skilled point guard from Minnehaha Academy moves up one position to #4. She moved this spring to the Fury's 2025 UAA squad and it has been a productive change. Mack has grown in height, become much stronger, and has continued to add to her already deep box of tools.</li> <li>[player_tooltip player_id="296528" first="Sam" last="Wills"] – The big guard from Visitation continues to improve and, along with McGee, leads Minnesota Stars Borowicz week in and week out. Sam is just smooth and can be counted upon to deliver on both sides of the ball. She moves up one position to #5.</li> <li>[player_tooltip player_id="258599" first="Keagan" last="McVicker"] – Cracking the Top 10 for the first time, the guard from Hastings is now in the #10 position just behind her Fury UAA teammate [player_tooltip player_id="208184" first="Zahara" last="Bishop"] of Benilde-St. Margaret's. McVicker appears to have added size and strength this year and it's paying off.</li> </ul> One more move of note just outside the Top 10 is the rise of Alexandria guard [player_tooltip player_id="346165" first="Hadley" last="Thul"] who joined North Tartan Nike this season. She has now proven that she can compete against a higher level of opponent. The long and lanky sophomore-to-be rises three spots to #12. [caption id="attachment_338597" align="alignnone" width="300"]<img class="wp-image-338597 size-medium" src="https://prephoops-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/pgh/uploads/2021/10/215-Hope-Counts.jpg" alt="" width="300" height="200" /> [player_tooltip player_id="296515" first="Hope" last="Counts"] of Providence Academy[/caption]  DOUBLE-DIGIT STOCK RISERS +22 – [player_tooltip player_id="346166" first="Autumn" last="McCall"] – forward, Centennial (Fury 2025 UAA) It's difficult to grasp just how much better McCall is today than she was at the start of the AAU season last year. I mean, it has been a complete transformation from a tentative player still adapting to her size and trying to figure it all out into a force of nature who will not be denied. She's stronger and more aggressive. Her skillset has grown. Her confidence has soared. And, perhaps most importantly, McCall has discovered how to be physical at both ends of the floor. Autumn is quickly becoming a complete package which is why she leaps from #37 to #15. +14 – [player_tooltip player_id="396428" first="Allie" last="Haabala"] – guard, Alexandria (West Central United) Allie is a small guard who isn't particularly imposing physically but when the ball goes up in the air and it's game on she delivers in a very big way. We were impressed with Allie's game this winter when she led a very young Cardinals team into battle. This spring, however, Haabala took her show on the road on the Prep Girls Hoops Circuit and her level of play against all manner of opponents has been consistently great. Allie is a true floor leader with quick feet, quick hands, terrific vision and a level of on-court intelligence that few players can match. That's why she rises from #58 to #44. +12 – [player_tooltip player_id="346182" first="Elayna" last="Boe"] – guard, Lakeville North (Crossfire Mueller) Boe is a coach's dream. Pushing 5'11 with long arms, plenty of bounce and a really good head on her shoulders, Elayna is emerging as a prospect to be reckoned with in the Class of 2025. As our colleague Tony Ragulen wrote in his review of Boe's performance at Summer Jam, she just plays the right way. “Flat out Boe does whatever her team needs,” Tony wrote. “Boe is as fundamentally sound as they come.” Last winter she eased her way into a crucial role at Lakeville North with her consistent excellence. This AAU season she has continued to get better. She is a quiet leader who sets a great example, communicates well, keeps her emotions in check and produces results. We're recognizing that with a 12-position rise to #35. +11 – [player_tooltip player_id="296515" first="Hope" last="Counts"] – forward, Providence Academy (Metro Stars) There is no shortage of basketball ability in the Counts family, and the exploits of Anna, Maria and Grace have been well-chronicled here with all of the success they've had at Providence Academy in recent seasons. What is becoming readily apparent, however, is that Hope (photo above) could turn out to be the best of the bunch. From her standout performances at the high school state tournament to her growing impact week after week on the AAU circuit, Hope's game is growing rapidly. With her prodigious length, blossoming athleticism and skillful execution at both ends of the floor there's no telling how high she might go. For now she'll go up 11 spots in the rankings to #21. [caption id="attachment_338424" align="alignnone" width="300"]<img class="wp-image-338424 size-medium" src="https://prephoops-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/pgh/uploads/2021/10/21-Aneisha-Scott.jpg" alt="" width="300" height="200" /> [player_tooltip player_id="296527" first="Aneisha" last="Scott"] of DeLaSalle[/caption]  THREE MORE STANDOUTS +7 – [player_tooltip player_id="296527" first="Aneisha" last="Scott"] – The diminutive guard from DeLaSalle has had an outstanding AAU season with The City, leading her team to unprecedented success on the Prep Girls Hoops Circuit. Scott (photo above) just has so many tricks up her sleeve and always seems to come up with the big play at just the right time. Even though she's not very big she certainly impacts pretty much every game in a big way. Aneisha moves up seven positions to #22. +7 – [player_tooltip player_id="396430" first="Aduke" last="Ojullu"] – The lengthy forward from Lakeville North is a hidden gem. Not many people know about Aduke yet but we have a feeling that's going to change over the next year. She has height and length and her improvement over the course of the past 12 months has been impressive. The Crossfire Mueller prospect raised her stock by seven spots to #53. +6 – [player_tooltip player_id="396435" first="Addison" last="Hoof"] – The uber-quick 5'5 guard from Lester Prairie has been stellar this spring and summer. Coming off a winter in which she scored 500+ points and dominated in every other statistical category for her team, Hoof has been a crucial part of Fury 2025 UAA's success. Her endless energy and defensive pressure changes the game in a big way. She rises six positions to #59. [caption id="attachment_338583" align="alignnone" width="300"]<img class="wp-image-338583 size-medium" src="https://prephoops-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/pgh/uploads/2021/10/199-Anna-Greene.jpg" alt="" width="300" height="200" /> [player_tooltip player_id="296747" first="Anna" last="Greene"] of Mahtomedi[/caption]  OTHER STOCK RISERS There were six more players who moved up between one and three positions this time around. <ul> <li>[player_tooltip player_id="208185" first="Liana" last="Buckhalton"] of Stillwater (Fury 2025 UAA) moves up two positions to #16.</li> <li>[player_tooltip player_id="396422" first="Tory" last="Jennissen"] of Sauk Centre (West Central United) rises from #21 to #18.</li> <li>[player_tooltip player_id="296747" first="Anna" last="Greene"] of Mahtomedi (Crossfire Tusler) goes from #30 to #28.</li> <li>[player_tooltip player_id="215457" first="London" last="Harris"] of Hopkins (The City) continues to improve and rises three spots to #31.</li> <li>[player_tooltip player_id="396431" first="Gabby" last="Fineday"] of Cass Lake-Bena (Starks Elite) continues to be among the state's best shooters. She's up one to #60.</li> <li>[player_tooltip player_id="339131" first="Kate" last="Kapsner"] of Benilde-St. Margaret's (Fury 2025 Premier) has impressed this summer and goes up three positions to #64.</li> </ul> <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/minnesota/rankings/2025-rankings/">Click here</a> to see the entire Class of 2025 rankings