Ranked 2025 Prospects that Deserve More Attention

Over the past three years, these prospects have proven that they are some of the best talents in the state and that they have the potential to succeed at the next level.    After recovering from injury, [player_tooltip player_id='833642' first='Macie' last='Arzner'] came out and made a statement in her junior season, asserting herself as one of the best in the state. As a 5'11 guard with incredible strength, Arzner is a nightmare matchup for other guards. She is the whole package with her abilities to pull up and shoot, go to work in the post, handle the ball in the full court, put up big rebounding numbers, and play excellent defense. Arzner was another one of the biggest stock risers in the 2025 rankings, jumping up to #5, after proving that she should be playing in college in a couple years.     Another sleeper from the 2025 rankings who doesn't get talked about enough is shooting guard [player_tooltip player_id='833641' first='Allie' last='Roden']. Playing on a team as stacked as Clackamas, it is easy to get distracted by other impressive prospects, but #12-ranked Roden is a true gem who is committed to play at Colorado State in a couple years. As a 5'10 wing, Roden has the ability to stretch the floor with her shot while also being a major threat when running the floor and finishing in transition. She also uses her length to be one of the best guard rebounders and defenders for the Cavaliers.     From the 5A level, [player_tooltip player_id='833495' first='Hadley' last='Craig'] is a player that college coaches should absolutely be looking at. Currently ranked #22 overall and #4 amongst shooting forwards, Craig plays with incredible strength that makes her look unstoppable, especially paired with her 5'10 frame. She is tough to classify as only a shooting forward since she plays the 1-5 positions with ease and does it all on both ends of the floor. She put up monster numbers nearly every night in her junior campaign; her 27 points, 14 rebounds, and 5 assists against Crescent Valley was a routine statline.     Although Century struggled to win many games this past season, [player_tooltip player_id='837708' first='Kami' last='Carmean'] was a hidden gem on the Jaguars' roster. She was the clear leader on the floor for her team as she handled the ball incredibly well and ran the offense with confidence. Carmean has a beautiful stroke, quick release, and deep range that allow her to get her shot off from deep, even with a defender closing out hard. On the defensive end, she is super savvy with her hands and when she zips into passing lanes for steals.     [player_tooltip player_id='833374' first='Lydia' last='Gray'] is another prospect to keep on the radar and who is likely to continue to climb in the rankings. A first team all-Pacific Conference last season, Gray impressed opposing teams and coaches despite Newberg's struggles to win a lot of games. Gray is a 5'11 lefty with a beautiful outside shot -- often making 3 or 4 from beyond the arc each game -- and a knack for rebounding. She was the Tigers' leading scorer, but she also led them in assists and steals in a large number of their games.

Over the past three years, these prospects have proven that they are some of the best talents in the state and that they have the potential to succeed at the next level.