5 Leading Combo Guards From The '28 Rankings

The 2028 rankings updated last week and there were over 70 freshmen covered. There's no better time than the moment to discuss the recent update to the class. These girls mentioned are the cream of the crop at their position. Below are 5 of the top combo guards from curated list.   Use code MBG30 for 30% off your first purchase of any subscription.     [player_tooltip player_id='975773' first='Avery' last='Vanderburg'] (2028) | 5'9 CG | WMA   Avery is the #1 player at the position. The 5'9 combo guard is one of the toughest competitors in the entire class plus she has a vast skillset that sets her apart from many others. Vanderburg is a well-founded creator that understands her spots on the floor and how to capitalize on inconsistent defense. She's a dangerous driver that demands attention from secondary defenders. The all-around game she has allows her to comfortably play on or off the ball. The shot is fluid and looks good from beyond. Defensively, Vanderburg is no slouch. She moves quickly with agile lateral movement, so she can stay in front of most guards. WMA's young dexterous combo guard means business.     Natalia Silvia (2028) | CG |   Natalia is a phenomenal young star talent with a big game. She checks all the boxes offensively as a combo guard and plays incredibly dynamic. Silva has a valid jump-shot off the dribble or spotting up. She also has the ability to hit shots in transition. Natalia plays hard on both sides of the floor with tons of energy. On defense, she's a pest that will bother players 90ft from the rim. Her ability to make plays on the ball should be stated. She loves to get out in transition to score easy points, which just fuels her productivity. Natalia can get going quickly and her defensive prowess makes it easier for her to get a hot hand. Overall, she's one of Maine's rising stars, regardless of class. She's currently the #2 player at the position and #12 overall.     [player_tooltip player_id='975843' first='Jazlyn' last='Booth'] (2028) | 5'4 CG | Suffield Academy   Jazlyn is definitely a player to keep an eye on this season. Her talent warrants the recent recognition. Booth is astonishingly potent off the dribble. The confidence just exudes from her when the ball in her hands. She gets to her areas on the floor where she can be assertive and has a tendency to take advantage of individual mismatches. She's a fierce competitor on both sides of the ball that hardly lets up. Jazlyn has no problem guarding players out on an island and doesn't hesitate to put her physicality to use. She absorbs contact in the lane while remining in prime defensive position. Booth is the #3 player at the position and #13 overall in the class.     [player_tooltip player_id='1005124' first='Anjolie' last='Abelard'] (2028) | 5'6 CG | Milton Academy   Anjolie's stock has been rising all year long, especially after having a statement showing at the Freshman Showcase and a momentous AAU season. Abelard has shown she can be a highly productive player that brings great versatility on both sides of the ball. She isn't a ball dominate player by nature, but sports an efficient handle that can stun defenders who aren't prepared for the carefully crafted counters she has in her repertoire. Her change of pace dribble is highly effective when she's in a pinch. Abelard can also slide to the off-ball position seamlessly due to her steady jump-shot. The decisive decision-making ability should be noted and she also makes others around her better. Not only is she impressive on offense, but the defense is supreme. Anjolie can stay in front of just about any type of perimeter player. She has no problem switching in guard-to-guard screen scenarios due to her length and foot speed. Her hustle is a staple plus she has a propensity to win the 50/50 balls. Altogether, Abelard is a go-getter that leads to winning basketball. She's the #4 player at the position.     [player_tooltip player_id='934226' first='Saige' last='DeJesus'] (2028) | 5'7 CG | Winchendon   Saige is an offensive sparkplug that came be overbearing on defenders who are trying to contain her. DeJesus works well as a primary ballhandler that's a fantastic playmaker. The high-caliber defensive players that are sent to stop Saige usually have to settle because of her dictation. She can also be more than capable as an off the ball guard. Her opportunistic approach is synonymous with her crafty game, so when the ball is swung her way, Dejesus gets to exploiting. Saige takes what the defense gives her, but can be commanding as a shot-maker. The offensive onslaughts DeJesus is able to construct are spectacular.

The 2028 rankings updated last week and there were over 70 freshmen covered. There's no better time than the moment to discuss the recent update to the class. These girls mentioned are the cream of the crop at their position. Below are 5 of the top combo guards from curated list.