Uncommitted 2025s on the Watch List (N-Z)

The featured image is of [player_tooltip player_id='723852' first='Delaney' last='Zorman'] (2025) of North Daviess High School.   With school back in full swing, Fall sports already beginning, and open gyms right around the corner, time is moving fast for the 2025 class, especially for those uncommitted. However, there is still plenty of time to make an impression, and we want to do our part by highlighting some of those prospects. Below are a handful of 2025 prospects who currently find themselves on our watch list, and who remain uncommitted, as far as we are aware. All of these ladies have last names that begin with N through Z.   .    Ayanna is a nice, strong, almost powerful frontline prospect who provides depth for the Panthers. She is a physical rebounder and defender, and she seeks contact as soon as she gets into games. Offensively, she is more of a back-to-the-basket presence, but she does have a little touch facing the basket in the mid-post. If she can expand her game a bit and play more around the perimeter, especially defending outside more often, I think it could really help her recruiting and immediate impact at the next level.     Oaklee is an extremely hard-working combo guard who has been an impactful player for Union City since her Freshman year. She is tough, somewhat feisty, and she is able to affect the game in a variety of ways. She has enough ball skill and understanding to play on the ball and run offense. Additionally, she can create offense and knock down open shots at all three levels. I also like her effort defensively. She has battled recent injuries but should be fully healthy this season and put up good numbers for the Indians.     Samone is another strong, physical post who likes to seek contact at both ends of the floor. She plays with a nice motor for a post, and she works to change ends of the floor. Offensively, she is best around the rim, but she can drive it from the mid-post. Defensively, she'll box out, rebound, and she does a nice job of rotating to help out teammates. She has already drawn some small college interest, and if she can continue to work on her explosiveness, I think she can be impactful as a small college post.     Paige is always a fun watch. She is a tough-nosed, hard-working, and feisty point guard prospect. She plays compact and low to the ground, and she does a nice job of using her end-to-end speed and a little quickness to get by defenders and create offense for herself and her teammates. She can run offense and is a willing passer, but she can also score the ball at all three levels. I also like her impact defensively, as she can sit down and defend the ball, or she can anticipate and jump passing lanes from one pass away.     Lydia has always been an effective perimeter shooter, and she continued to provide that for her teams this Spring and Summer. What she has improved upon over the last couple of years is her creativity with the ball in her hands and her athleticism. She is stronger, but she has also gotten quicker and more dynamic. Playing on a talented team like Silver Creek, she is able to be more versatile, because she can simply be a shooting threat, or she can create for others. She is also an effortful and intelligent defender.     Delaney is a power wing who has the unique combination of skill and toughness/physicality. She can play in the mid-post, knock down the 15-footer, or drive it from there. But she also has touch around the perimeter, and the ability to get North/South and attack the rim. She plays with a nice motor, and that helps her defensively. She plays much taller than she is and can battle bigger players inside, or she can defend wings around the arc. I think she's a prospect who can affect a small college lineup in multiple ways.

The featured image is of Delaney Zorman Delaney Zorman 5'8" | SF North Daviess | 2025 IN (2025) of North Daviess High School.