2026 Player Rankings Update: Six College Level Prospects

Here are six prospects out of the 2026 Class in Iowa, that will have a chance to compete at the collegiate level following their high school endeavors.   Thanks for tuning in and enjoy!    This is going to be a big Winter for [player_tooltip player_id='782232' first='Lena' last='Evans'] of CCA High School. The CCA Clippers are coming off of a State Title but they are also going to lose a lot of production in the process, due to their past producers graduating following their championship. In Evan's case, she should be a starter within this program for two seasons moving forward and I expect her to put up some good numbers because of it. She shouldn't leave the floor much and with the production she showed off the bench last season, it's not crazy to think that she could be a top three producer within her program. As for the collegiate level, I do think Evans is good enough to grab some offers before she graduates. She competes with a chip on her shoulder and plays with an edge. Something you can't always teach.     The raw talent and pure size that [player_tooltip player_id='867471' first='Ashleigh' last='Amble'] brings to the floor will grab the attention of almost any evaluator/recruiter watching. Amble takes the floor at 6'3-6'4 and she has shown a lot of promise with what she might be able to bring to the court in the future. What you have here is a situation where Amble just needs to continue to get better at the fundamentals. She always seems to produce when she is competing in one way or another but if she wants to play against that D2/D1 level of competition, she is going to have to become really efficient at the little things. Something that is more than possible. She just needs to stay locked in!     I like what [player_tooltip player_id='560334' first='Claire' last='Turner'] brings to the floor whenever she is competing. She brings a seasoned play-style with some crafty abilities to finish or facilitate in a number of different ways. I was unfamiliar with Turner's game until the start of her Sophomore year at Spirit Lake but she made it known pretty early that she was the real deal. I don't think that Turner has any college offers at this point but it's only a matter of time. This is someone that a coach can bring in to lead their team as another coach on the floor. She is also a solid soccer prospect as well so you can tell that she has pure athletic ability in everything she does. When you add those things together, it's usually a recipe for success.     The Nodaway Valley Wolverines are set to put together another memorable high school season this Winter, being led by one of their main producers from years past, SG/PG - [player_tooltip player_id='510277' first='Izzy' last='Eisbach']. Eisbach usually has to run the PG position for her squads but she plays more a natural 2-guard whenever she can. Honestly, she is getting to the point of playing PG more often than not, that she is starting to look like a natural at that position as well. Eisbach has visited a few places and been to a few college elite camps this Fall. She already has a D2 offer but that isn't going to satisfy her. If she keeps up with working on the correct things this off-season, I'm sure she will put together an eye-opening stat line this Winter.     [player_tooltip player_id='595151' first='Rowan' last='Jacobi'] is a prospect out of the 2026 Class in Iowa, that has been on the rise since the beginning of the Summer. Jacobi is a 6'2 PF, that has recently committed to the University of South Dakota to continue on with her basketball journey following her high school career. Up until this point, Jacobi has been underrated throughout her state but that is all starting to change. Something she has worked relentlessly to accomplish. This Winter at Springville High School, she should put up some of the best numbers in the state once again. Last Winter she averaged a monster double-double stat line and it wouldn't surprise me if she did something similar once again.     I expect [player_tooltip player_id='912093' first='Avery' last='Moon'] to see the Varsity floor this Winter at a thorough rate . Moon isn't the type that is going to kill you quickly but she wears on you throughout a contest. She is very good at using her space to her advantage, cutting off of the ball, and moving into available space so that she can receive an open pass from a fellow teammate. On the AAU scene this Spring/Summer, Moon took the floor with her EYCL team and contributed. She took what was given to her and she thrived because of that. Looking forward, the players that keep it simple and efficient, seem to produce at all levels they compete at and Moon falls into that category.

Here are six prospects out of the 2026 Class in Iowa, that will have a chance to compete at the collegiate level following their high school endeavors.