2026 Rankings Update: Top 5

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Crittendon is a player that needs no introduction. She has become a nationally known name over the last two years and only continues to grow as a player. At 6’2, she can dominate in the post with her back to the basket or out on the wing. Regardless of where she catches the ball she gets to it right away not allow players enough time to send a double team. Over the summer, her jumper has started to come along well as she shoots it with confidence and without hesitation. Coming into the season Brihanna has her eyes set on that state championship trophy and will what whatever she needs for her team to win it.  She will also be in the running for player of the year.

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The University of Colorado commit sat out this summer due to an injury, but she is back and ready to start her sophomore year off at Arapahoe. Adding another dynamic offensive player to the team makes this one hardest teams to guard as we head into the season. Isabella also brings a defensive intensity that you see in guard to often. Her willingness to guard the opposing team’s best player gives her teammates confidence to do that same.

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Hollier made a name for herself during Roosevelt’s state championship run last season. As a freshman,  she was one of the most reliable players on the team playing in all 28 games last season. After the winter break, she really started to get into a rhythm offensively.  She started to let the game come to her which then opened the floor for her to take advantage of the holes in the defense. Hollier has the ability to score in a variety of ways from all 3 levels of the floor.

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Kinley had quite the freshmen year, as she helped lead her Colorado Springs Christian team to a 3A State Championship in March. Then turning around playing on Hardwood’s 16U 3SSB team for the summer, being a key contributor at the guard spot.  Kinley playmaking abilities give her an added edge of opposing teams, she sees the floor while which not only allows her to find teammates, but it also shows holes in the defense that she can use to attack the paint. Going into her sophomore year she looks ready to take on the challenge of not being a surprise for teams going into games.

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Even with being ranked at 5 I still feel like Chloe Parker Chloe Parker 5’8″ | PG ThunderRidge | 2026 State CO is one the most underrated guards.  She is as solid as it gets from a defensive standpoint and is strong enough to defend the bigger guards down low. Offensively she is a mid-range assassin with a quick trigger, that catches defenders off guard every time. Chloe isn’t just a one-trick pony, she can and will score on you from the other to levels equally as well. As this season approaches opposing coaches and teams should get well acquainted with her style of play so they aren’t surprised come game time.

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