5 Sleepers From The 2025 Rankings Coming Into The Season

The 2025 class is one of the most high-powered classes to come. From top to bottom the entire group is filled with plenty of players that talented and can excel on the collegiate level. This isn't just a top-heavy class that revolves around the top 10, rather a variety of girls, including some under the radar players or girls that are quickly ascending later in their high school careers. It's imperative to mention some of the players from this class who have been looked over at one point or another. These 5 girls mentioned below are some of the sleepers from the class that can exceed even more expectations through the season.    [player_tooltip player_id='412220' first='Ella' last='Pelletier'] (2025) | 5'11 SF | Oxford Hills   The Stonehill College Commit is a force to be reckoned with. The do-it-all player is recognized in Oxford County; however, the region isn't all too familiar with Pelletier's game. She is a high usage player that can help carry heavy scoring loads while playing within the flow of the game. Ella can play with her back to the basket, face up, create for others and shoot the ball. She also has a solid handle that allows her to create driving angles. The production is what jumps off the charts. Last year Ella averaged nearly 20 ppg, 4 assists and a block while leading her team to a couple post season wins. Pelletier is looking to capitalize on the recent success and can come back with even more staggering numbers. Ella is a player that could quickly climb into the upper class of her position.     [player_tooltip player_id='281713' first='Vyannis' last='Moronta'] (2025) | 5'3 SG | Rocky Hill Country Day   The senior guard is coming into the year with a talented Rocky Hill squad that's looking to repeat as champions. Moronta has a well-founded game based off practiced principals that suits her natural ability to be a playmaker. Vyannis has a playstyle that will suit RHCD's levelheaded attack style. She has the ability to make others around her better and can fill in as an additional shooter or someone who can help facilitate in a pinch. Although a smaller guard, Moronta has enough offensive firepower to keep defenders at bay. She is also a feisty defender that will get underneath ball handlers and fight for loose balls. Although coming back from an injury, Vyannis can make a statement this year. Before transferring in last year, she was the Offensive Player of the Year for Providence Country Day.     [player_tooltip player_id='987651' first='Reese' last='Matela'] (2025) | 6'2 PF/C | St. Mary's   [player_tooltip player_id='987651' first='Reese' last='Matela'] is great 2-way player that has soft hands and a tenacious rebounder. She brings infectious energy that teammates can feed off of and someone her squad finds essential to be able to compete with. She has a solid frame that allow her to be a moving force on the glass on either side of the ball. Under the basket, Matela has some top-level finishing for her position. The Assumption commit makes a tough case for one of the better complementary bigs. Although Reese can play and guard centers, she also shows the ability to be a high functioning stretch 4. Matela exercises the ability to be flexible depending on the flow of the game which is a trait not many prospects have. Her adaptability, size and modern touch to the game are what separate her from other bigs. Although overlooked in the past, the solid play throughout the summer makes her a player to keep an eye on through the season.     [player_tooltip player_id='437312' first='Maddy' last='Steel'] (2025) | 5'8 SG | Bishop Feehan   The recent Tuft's commit makes her mark felt as one of the pure shooters in the class. The Bishop Feehan guard is a lefty sniper. Steel has a pure shot that is high arching with a wonderful looking release. Her shooting mechanics work in tandem with the footwork that allow her to have great balance. Maddy is a shooting threat and can function in various sets that get her open looks. She is more lethal off the catch, but does show ability to catch off the handoff and can put the ball on the floor for a couple dribbles before getting a shot off. Last year Steel averaged close to 15 ppg while shooting 70 3-pointers on the year. Maddy is coming into the year improving on her game and she could climb the ranks with impressive play through the year for Bishop Feehan.     [player_tooltip player_id='376646' first='Madelyn' last='Topa'] (2025) | 5'9 SF | Northwest Regional 7   Simply put Topa is a Swiss-army-knife type of player that will do whatever it takes for the betterment of her team. She does a bunch of things on both ends of the floor that don't show up on the stat sheet, but are crucial. Madelyn is coming in as the #13 ranked player at her position. She brings intense 2-way play that can help swing the momentum in her team's favor with her timely defensive plays and critical perimeter shot making. Topa is a hound on the defensive end. She takes pride in shutting down the better offensive players on the opposing team. Madelyn will deny entry passes and plays the passing lanes to get out in transition for easy offense. The ultimate teammate that will sacrifice for the furtherance of her squad. The Curry College commit had an appreciable summer and could make an impact in a lead role this year.

The 2025 class is one of the most high-powered classes to come. From top to bottom the entire group is filled with plenty of players that talented and can excel on the collegiate level. This isn't just a top-heavy class that revolves around the top 10, rather a variety of girls, including some under the radar players or girls that are quickly ascending later in their high school careers. It's imperative to mention some of the players from this class who have been looked over at one point or another. These 5 girls mentioned below are some of the sleepers from the class that can exceed even more expectations through the season.