Class of 2025: More Unranked Prospects to Know

In this update, I had 175ish kids with a grade of being able to play college basketball if they so choose. I prefer to go to 100 because it's the perfect cut-off point numerically to make things expansive but also exclusive. However, I'd like to take some time and highlight some players I didn't have on the top 100 that I like.    Not many kids did as much as [player_tooltip player_id='844276' first='Kylie' last='Heller'] did in her junior season at Mauston. Each time I watched her on stream or hudl, I was blown away by how many roles she'd play each game. She'd be a pick-and-roll ball handler and screener in the same game, score off the dribble or in the post, make quick reads, cut, pass in traffic, and rebound. Watching her play in that many ways is incredible and should draw coaches' attention over the next year. Once more eyes are on her as a senior, the more attention she'll generate.   <a href="https://www.hudl.com/video/3/18736674/6608d92f0f6542e01ee55293">HUDL HIGHLIGHTS</a>     There will be kids all over the state who score 10-15 points per game, and people will be stunned that some of those kids generate no interest from next-level coaches. Players like Neumeister are the reason why. Coaches prefer having multiple perimeter defenders like Neumeister because you can throw her into a next-level game at a small school and not have to score to be a productive member of a five-person unit. Younger looking to play at the next level could learn a few things from the Luther guard.   <a href="https://www.hudl.com/profile/17067261/Macie-Neumeister/about">HUDL HIGHLIGHTS</a>     There are a few things you can't teach, and one is length. The 5'9 Mineral Point wing has all that you could ask for in a perimeter player, and she can make perimeter shots in bunches. The Ponter knocked down 38% of her three-point attempts as a junior on over four attempts per game. That level of shot-making, paired with her athleticism, will intrigue coaches at the next level in the region. She's got all the physical tools you'd want in a wing to shoot, defend, and run the floor. We'll see if she wants to play at the next level. Lindsey can play at the next level if she wants to.   <a href="https://www.hudl.com/profile/17072079/Laci-Lindsey/about">HUDL HIGHLIGHTS</a>     Eau Claire Memorial is littered with talented wings that can do a little of everything and has been the last few years, and Schroeder is another one. The Eau Claire native is an excellent perimeter defender. She's a good athlete, and I remember the first time I saw her a few summers ago at the Midwest Kickoff in Minnesota and how disruptive she was in her [program_tooltip program_id='713332' first='Team' last='Wisconsin']'s full-court press. I've also thought she can shoot it well enough to where defenses couldn't allow her to be wide open. I'm sure she's good at multiple sports, but basketball is more than an option for her.   <a href="https://www.hudl.com/profile/18115351/Ashlynn-Schroeder/about">HUDL HIGHLIGHTS</a>

In this update, I had 175ish kids with a grade of being able to play college basketball if they so choose. I prefer to go to 100 because it's the perfect cut-off point numerically to make things expansive but also exclusive. However, I'd like to take some time and highlight some players I didn't have on the top 100 that I like.