2025 Player Rankings Update: Stock-Risers

In every Players Rankings Update that is posted there are a good amount of players added throughout each individual class. The players below are a mixture of athletes who were ranked prior to this update and athletes who were not, the common factor between everyone being that they are all Stock-Risers with promising futures on the basketball court looking forward.   Thank for tuning in and enjoy!    [player_tooltip player_id='305777' first='Elsa' last='Vedral'] of Marian High School and [program_tooltip program_id='712709' first='Nebraska' last='Attack'] has been a guard that has shown her worth some more this past three months on the AAU travel scene. Vedral is a 5'10 prospect that is a mix between a Small Forward and three-guard. She can either be used at the rim with her lengthy arms and quick ability to adapt or she can stay around the outside and drag out the defense with her ability to spread the floor. Defensively, she is the perfect individual to switch within her teams defensive sets because of her size and athletic ability. This high school season will be an important one for Vedral. If she plays to her full capabilities, she should have some respectable numbers by the time the year comes to an end.     One of the most impressive Forwards compete this AAU season with her [program_tooltip program_id='712924' first='Team' last='Factory'] program is [player_tooltip player_id='336046' first='Jamyla' last='Gilmore'] of Bellevue East High School. Gilmore has size, knowledge of the game, athletic ability by the rim, and physicality to her play style. She is someone that can rebound at a high rate on both ends of the court, while being a producer in every sense of the word. This July she will continue to do her thing with her star studded group with The Factory but after that, hopefully she can carry that momentum into the high school season this Winter. Something that seems probable at this point in her process.     I don't get to see [player_tooltip player_id='316647' first='Sammie' last='Allen'] too often from Crofton but she plays with a well respected program in U.S.A and she has seemingly been doing a great job these past few months while doing so. During the year, Crofton gets most of its production from the Allen sisters. They both leave it all on the floor whenever they lace up their kicks so I'm sure that has been much of the same. This last month of AAU ball, they are going to give it their all and show every recruiter watching that they know how to win, no matter the level of competition. If they do that, I'm sure they will have 2-3 coaches reaching out this Fall prior to their Senior season for high school ball. As of Sammie individual, she brings a lot of positivity and ability in general to the floor. If she could find the right system, that plays to her strengths of making the extra pass at the next level, she could make an impact with that group if given a chance.     One of the most intriguing prospects from the 2025 Class at the PG position is [player_tooltip player_id='316456' first='Keeleigh' last='Knobbe'] of Pius X High School. Knobbe has the mixture that everyone loves to see at the next level. She has length, coordination, athletic ability, offensive shooting ability, and natural instincts while competing. Coming in at 5'11 and being able to handle/create how she does is really unfair to most other prospects lining up across from her. She is shifty enough to beat you with a smooth move, she can shoot over smaller defenders, she can get crafty and make something happen in tight space, and she can distribute once she beat her initial defender. As for college offers to this point, Knobee doesn't seem to have too many but that should change moving forward. Her ceiling on the basketball court is high and her future is bright. Whoever scoops her up is getting a steal at this point. Plain and simple.     [player_tooltip player_id='766876' first='Dalia' last='Durant'] is the type of player that is going to listen to her coaches on the floor and she isn't going to hurt you too much on either side of the ball while doing so. Durant is a 5'9 Combo Guard, that tends to produce off of the ball at a steady rate. She has demonstrated a fundamental shot form when letting it go from deep and she doesn't seem to force any action when she does end up receiving the basketball on rotation. Defensively, she is someone that can pick up in the full court or half court and make it a nightmare for her opponent to bring up the ball. All in all, Durant brings a lot of positives to the game. She is someone that seems dedicated enough to take it places one day, she just needs to be herself and the rest of success will follow.

In every Players Rankings Update that is posted there are a good amount of players added throughout each individual class. The players below are a mixture of athletes who were ranked prior to this update and athletes who were not, the common factor between everyone being that they are all Stock-Risers with promising futures on the basketball court looking forward.