Uncommitted & Unranked 2025s Who Stand Out

The featured image is of [player_tooltip player_id='496082' first='Zoie' last='Bruner'] (2025) of Tri-West High School.   With school back in full swing, Fall sports already beginning, and open gyms starting up, 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 outside of our rankings and our watch list, and who remain uncommitted, as far as we are aware. Some of these prospects could be added to those lists once we expand again.   .    Aubrey compiled a solid Junior season, averaging 10.3 points and 2.1 assists per game for the Legends. She has nice speed & quickness, a shiftiness to her game, and she can get on hot streaks from the perimeter. Throughout July, she showed an improved sense of urgency defensively and really got after it at that end of the floor. This season she has an opportunity to show her leadership skill, help by managing the team, get everyone involved, and build towards approaching 10 wins for the first time in several years.     Zoie had a solid Spring for her [program_tooltip program_id='712570' first='Indiana's' last='Best'] team, but I felt like she was especially effective throughout July. She is strong and willing to be physical, rebound, and defend the interior when necessary. At the same time, she can knock down an open rhythm 3-pointer, she can put it on the floor three to four dribbles and attack the basket North/South, plus she can defend bigger wings around the perimeter. I think her versatility, at either end of the floor, could help her draw interest from several of the Midwestern small colleges.     Lilly is in a great opportunity this season, because she has watched a number of players graduate in 2023 and 2024. While she did see quality minutes as a Junior, averaging 9.1 points and 5.1 rebounds per game, she now steps to the forefront and should be one of their leaders as a Senior. She has nice length, solid all-around athleticism, and she plays with some versatility. She is really good in the mid-post, she has touch, and she can put it on the floor from there. At the same time, she's also comfortable around the perimeter.     Anna is a tall, extremely long and wiry post who not many people are familiar with statewide, because she doesn't attend an IHSAA school. She might still grow another inch or two, and she definitely has room to add some strength to her frame. As those things happen naturally, and she continues to build her skillset around the basket, she could be a nice developmental post player at the small college level. Anna averaged 8.8 points, 7.2 rebounds, and 2.0 blocked shots per game as a Junior for Calumet Christian.     As a Freshman, Nevaeh averaged 10.1 points per game for the Yellow Jackets. She began her Sophomore season, played six games averaging 19.8 points and 3.3 steals, but she hasn't played since. Rumor has it she is returning to the hardwood this Winter, and she should give an instant boost to Morristown's lineup. She is extremely long & wiry, fairly fluid athletically, and she is a really nice slashing style of wing. She is definitely an under-the-radar prospect, but she could quickly gain interest if she picks up where she left off.     Lyllee is another nice, small school post who I think could really develop at the small college level and turn into a highly productive player by her Sophomore or Junior year. She has really nice length, wiry strength, and she plays hard and tries to be physical. She has some natural instincts on the block, she just needs to keep getting stronger and absorb contact better. As a Junior, Lyllee averaged 9.0 points, 9.9 rebounds, and 2.1 blocked shots per game. She could easily post a double-double average as a Senior this season.

The featured image is of Zoie Bruner Zoie Bruner 5'9" | SF Tri-West | 2025 IN (2025) of Tri-West High School.