2025 Rankings: Sleeper Stock-Risers

Check out some deeper stock-risers in this update of the 2025 rankings who have performed at a high level to start the winter hoop season. These players show all the ability to keep raising their stock as the year goes on.    Johnson is a strong guard who thrives scoring 1v1 near the paint and is aggressive defensively, using quick hands and anticipation to rack up steals (5.0 spg). Along with her strength inside, she's also a pretty good outside shot and shows the ability to put touch on passes inside from various angles. She's leading her squad in almost every major category; 18.0 ppg, 6.7 rpg, 5.0 spg, and 1.8 bpg, while posting 3.3 apg (second on her squad).     Ruhland is a pretty tough lefty guard who can add some pace and playmaking to the game. She shows good speed with the rock, likes to make quick decisions in the half-court, and exhibits some solid touch in that short to intermediate area. Defensively, she tracks the ball well, reads passing lanes and racks up steals, and plays with good energy to get up and down on both ends. She's a point guard at heart but can also play from various positions on the offensive end.     Childs has been one of the biggest stock risers of the new season. She's already doubled her point total from a year ago and has bumped up her scoring average from 2.7 ppg to 15.1, good for sixth-best in the MCC. She exhibits excellent court awareness on both ends, hitting defensive rotations, getting in good position for defensive boards, and moving well without the ball on the offensive end. She has some legit toughness and strength for a guard that has led to 5.4 rpg and 2.5 spg. She's also a player who can capitalize on her trips to the foul line, shooting an impressive 31-for-35 (88.6%) on the season.     Ripplinger is a pretty fluid player who can knock down shots out to 3-point with a compact shot. She shows good footwork when attacking downhill and stays balanced and in control when working through multiple defenders. At Kennewick, she isn't asked to score a ton, but she shows good spatial awareness to move without the rock and communicate assignments defensively. She takes care of the ball from the point and has been a solid performer for the Lions this winter.     Senderson is a guard with some length who can handle the rock, make plays in transition, and sees the floor in the half court well. She can take advantage of space behind the arc to hit the long-ball and shows off good vision and patience when scanning the floor. She's also a player who works hard to get into good defensive position, communicates well on the weak side of the floor, and has some quickness to pair with her length.

Check out some deeper stock-risers in this update of the 2025 rankings who have performed at a high level to start the winter hoop season. These players show all the ability to keep raising their stock as the year goes on.