Versatile Sharpshooters in the 2025 and 2026 Classes

In this article, we continue looking at the sharp shooters from around the state. These players can shoot the cover off the ball, but they all contribue in other areas on the court.    [player_tooltip player_id='861097' first='Serenity' last='Hardy'] is one of the best shooters in the State, and when the stakes are at their highest, she is at her best.  Case in point - the State Championships in Lakeland, where Hardy knocked down at least five three-pointers against Dr Philips, and a few were even 4-point plays.    Hardy is just a bonafide shooter who can shoot with form,  touch precision, distance, and with confidence.   She can also pull up and shoot the short jumper in the midrange. Hardy can also mix it up in the paint, and her physicality is usually overwhelming for the guards she is matched against. Along with the sniper mentality and accuracy, Hardy also brings a lot of physicality to the guard position.     [player_tooltip player_id='248693' first='Riley' last='Stoker'] shot the three ball with unbelievable accuracy last season. She made 66 threes out of 123 attempts, and she was smooth with it.  She does a great job of catching and shooting the three, and can also put the ball down and maneuver for the short midrange.  Stoker is also efficient at playing with her back to the basket. She uses good footwork to score on the turn-around jumper, drop steps, and pivots in the post. Stoker doesn't force anything. She is always under control and plays in the flow of the game.       [player_tooltip player_id='442278' first='Noelle' last='Mengel'] 2025 is another sharpshooter who shoots the three off of the dribble more than off of the catch. Her ability to drive, shoot the floater,  stop and pop, and step back and shoot makes her so special. Furthermore, Mengel's ability to create space and shoot the dagger three makes her shooting that much better. She connected on 66 threes from the point position and shot it at a 35 percent rate. Mengel is a player who also shoots it better in crunch time when the game is on the line.     [player_tooltip player_id='346837' first='Asya' last='Lara Barnes']  is one of the top shooters, scorers, players, etc, in the State and does a lot on the floor at a very high level.   Barnes plays a lot with the ball in her hand and creates her scoring opportunities off of the dribble.   In addition to getting to the rim and scoring or playmaking,  Barnes is a bonafide three-point shooter.   She is one of the most efficient three-point shooters in the state and in the 2025 class.   There were several games over the summer where Barnes had at least 25 points and four three-pointers       [player_tooltip player_id='346820' first='Abby' last='Knauff'] can string up shots in a hurry, and she is one of the best catch-and-shoot shooters on this list. Knauff's ability to get her feet positioned to shoot as the pass is on the way is a thing of beauty, and her efficiency as a shooter is beautiful as well. Knauff has been in the run for player of the year in the State of Florida. Knauff is athletic and versatile and can score the ball in a multitude of ways. She can blow by defenders who close out too fast and she kills teams with her athleticism and ability to get offensive rebounds and put-backs from the guard position.     [player_tooltip player_id='346853' first='Janai' last='Jordan']  is smooth with it as well. Jordan can get to the rim and score off the dribble and pull-up and score in the midrange area. Her skill set and playmaking ability allow her to take what the defense is giving. Jordan is an efficient three-point shooter. Last season which included a magical run to the State playoffs, Jordan knocked down 71 three-pointers and connected on 44 percent of them.       [player_tooltip player_id='248553' first='Kendall' last='Kane'] is one of the top shooting players in the 2025 class, and she has been consistent throughout her high school career. Kane knocked down 69 threes at 42 percent last season. Kane is versatile and can play three positions with her size. She can handle the ball, drive the ball, play in the post, and play on the wing.

In this article, we continue looking at the sharp shooters from around the state. These players can shoot the cover off the ball, but they all contribue in other areas on the court.