2025 Player Rankings Update: Uncommitted Power Forward Prospects

While there are several prospects out of the 2025 Class that are college committed, there are more that are uncommitted at this point. In this piece, we cover five individuals out of this Class at the Power Forward position, that could possibly compete at the next level given the right opportunity.   Thanks for tuning in and enjoy!    [player_tooltip player_id='311356' first='Rebecca' last='Aagard'] has had her up's and down's the past couple of months but I'm sure she is going to find her home at the next level sooner than later. Aagard is 6'2 Forward, with some nice touch around the rim. She is a lefty that is lethal on her strong side of the hoop, while being pretty solid with her right as well. This next year she is going to have a chance to bring home a State Title with her Comets team. If she can work on her weaknesses this Fall leading up into their season, they are going to be very hard to beat during the 2024-2025 calendar year.     Hinders is someone that I've recently talked about the past few weeks so I'm only going to briefly talk about what she can do. Hinders is an athletic, 6'1 Forward, that can cover up the glass at a consistent rate while being someone that opponents have to worry about when she is on offense or she will score double digits by halftime. The Newell Fonda Mustangs will return their main producers from a year ago and they will also bring in some new blood, if they go out there and replicate their season from a year ago, they are sure to see another State run this upcoming season. As for Hinders, not sure what sport she will go to college for but whoever gets her, is getting a relentless worker who always yields results in some sort of way on the court from what I've seen.     Every high school season, [player_tooltip player_id='873148' first='Molly' last='Shafer'] of EBF High School puts up eye-opening numbers, reminding us as to why she is a top prospect in the state out of her 2025 Class. Shafer is someone for her Rockets team the past few seasons, that has produced in the categories of scoring and rebounding the ball each time she takes the floor. In this Update, she lands in the #39 spot moving into her Senior year with a lot of opportunity to put together a season to remember.     The past three-six months for [player_tooltip player_id='311354' first='Kelli' last='Storck'] has been filled with college visits and interest from that next level as she moves into her Senior year. Storck is a physical presence, with a quick spin move in the post. When she has her back to the basket, she knows where she wants to go with the ball and she is good at getting to those favorable spots. Defensively, she can wall up against bigger prospects or she can stick with smaller/quicker individuals in the midrange. I'm not sure where she is going to pick for her future at the end of the day but wherever it is, is getting a go getter, who should be a solid piece on a competitive collegiate squad.     As of most recently, [player_tooltip player_id='582830' first='Lynnae' last='Green'] on Shenandoah High School has received an offer from a D2 program to play at the next level after putting together some respectable months this AAU season with her Nebraska Attack program. Green competes for a smaller town in Iowa so she doesn't always get seen throughout the Winter but this AAU season, Green has stood out as a top dawg on her team while competing on the road. In this Update she moves up into the #74 spot as she gets ready for an important month ahead. Her program is going to put her on the correct stage to be seen, now she just has to go out there and make the most of her opportunities.

While there are several prospects out of the 2025 Class that are college committed, there are more that are uncommitted at this point. In this piece, we cover five individuals out of this Class at the Power Forward position, that could possibly compete at the next level given the right opportunity.