2025 Player Rankings Update: #6-10

In this 2025 Player Rankings Update, we have some ballers. In this specific article we highlight the prospects that were placed in the 6-10 spots in this Update. Each player listed was a big time producer for their Varsity squad last season and I can't wait to see how they build on that moving forward.   Thanks for tuning in and enjoy!    [player_tooltip player_id='311360' first='Jaeden' last='Pratt'] of Ankeny Centennial is committed to compete with the Illinois State Redbirds for her collegiate career but before that, she is going to try and make a run with her Jaguar's team one more time. Pratt is an athletic and lengthy prospect, who plays with a chip on her shoulder. She is the definition of someone that you like to have on your own team but you hate to play against because of her intense demeanor. With the Redbirds, I would assume that she is going to be able to find her niche within that program in a hurry and see the floor early on during her first few years in Bloomington. She is someone that is versatile in what she can do the court, so she will have a chance to step in and play a few different roles deepening on who else is stationed around her. As for this Update, Pratt comes in at our #6 spot prior to her busy month of July with her [program_tooltip program_id='712595' first='Kingdom' last='Hoops'] program. A respectable place for someone being rated in this stacked 2025 Class.     [player_tooltip player_id='311377' first='Mya' last='Crawford'] is one of the best defenders that the state of Iowa has to offer from any Class or age level and that helps her come in at the #7 spot in this Update. Crawford is competing on the stacked and nationally ranked [program_tooltip program_id='712377' first='All' last='Iowa Attack'] 17U EYBL team because of her defensive capabilities. On a team that has 4+ Top 25 ranked prospects for their perspective Class, it says something if you are the best at anything and Crawford is their best defender at the Guard position. Their team runs a zone but she has the ability to step out and defend her opponent in the full court for an entire contest if asked too. Defense gets you and keeps you on the floor so this will help her see the court when she is competing with the Drake Bulldogs following her Senior year with Ankeny Centennial.     [player_tooltip player_id='311394' first='Alyssa' last='Bartlett'] staying with South Dakota after their coaching change is important for the Coyotes program. Bartlett is the type of Point Guard with a lot of crafty skill. She has a great change of speed and direction going toward the rim, while being an able and willing passer to the others around her once she gets the defense to commit to her skill move. With the Coyotes, she is going to be someone that is going to be able to make everyone better as she holds her own on the defensive side of the ball. If she can do that, she should be primed to see the floor sooner rather than later. This season with her Southeast Polk program, she will have a lot of their offense on her back so as long as others make the most of their opportunities once she creates, they should win some highly anticipated battles before everything is said and done.     [player_tooltip player_id='311383' first='Abby' last='Tuttle'] could have clearly competed with the [program_tooltip program_id='712377' first='All' last='Iowa Attack'] EYBL 17U team this season. She is enough of a difference maker and she isn't going to hurt you as any aspect if it boils down to it. She would be a fantastic bench option in spot minutes but that's hard to ask from someone that would rather play a lot and get prepared for the next level. Tuttle will have a chance to take her North Polk High School team back for another State run this next six-eight months. Their group will return almost everyone and they will be one of their Classes favorites to make a statement this time around. Tuttle is a difference maker in her playmaking ability. She is a dominant leader in charge when she has the ball and she can change the outcome because of her play alone. This is a name we will hear for years to come in Iowa, even as her high school career comes to a close as she will compete with the UNI Panthers at the next level.     [player_tooltip player_id='311389' first='Haylee' last='Stokes'] is going to bring her elite scoring ability to the collegiate level when it's time. We talk about some prospects just having "it" and Stokes has the ability to be an elite producer offensively. It doesn't matter what court she is competing on. She may play for a smaller high school so she went under the radar these past three seasons but Stokes has proven time and time again that she is one of the best scorers and creators that the state of Iowa has to offer from any Class level. Each season with her Midgets High School team, she put up massive numbers while leading them to a few State appearances and I'm sure she will have the same idea on her mind for this upcoming Winter. She should be a treat to watch at the next level but I'm interested in what she will be able to string together this next eight months. She is good enough to put the team on her back so I can't wait to see how it all plays out.

In this 2025 Player Rankings Update, we have some ballers. In this specific article we highlight the prospects that were placed in the 6-10 spots in this Update. Each player listed was a big time producer for their Varsity squad last season and I can't wait to see how they build on that moving forward.