Class of 2025 Final Update: Next Ten

Today, we start with some rankings content. To introduce the 2025 class in its final form, we'll highlight the top ten, followed by the next ten. We'll keep it brief because most of these are committed or have options to play at the next level.   [player_tooltip player_id='329589' first='Madison' last='Fitzgibbon']   A North Shore player of the year as a Freshman, Fitzgibbon has led her team to three straight conference titles. She's been a solid scorer each season and has been utilized as the focal point of their offense since she stepped on campus. Fitzgibbon will take a short drive down I-43 and continue her playing career for coach Kyle Rechlicz at Milwaukee in the Horizon League.   [player_tooltip player_id='844275' first='Princess' last='Nwachukwu']   The Madison native has had an up-and-down career due to circumstances out of her control. Whether it's been returning after COVID shut down the Madison city schools or a severe injury, success hasn't been linear for her or Vel Phillips Memorial. However, Nwachukwu has proven to be resilient and persistent. She's met every challenge head-on and comes out better for it. The Spartan is one of the top paint defenders in this class and remains unsigned. Whoever lands her will be thrilled with the player and person who walks through their doors.   [player_tooltip player_id='448223' first='Anna' last='Terrian']   The Pewaukee native has set herself apart by doing everything to help her team win games that may not always show up on box scores. She's an elite help defender, takes charges, shoots at a high level, and cuts as well as anyone. Anna and her twin sister, Amy, will continue their careers in the Big Ten at Michigan State.   [player_tooltip player_id='448245' first='Raegan' last='Krueger']   The Kimberly post has been a four-year contributor for the Papermakers and earned second-team all-conference honors as a junior. Krueger can hurt teams inside and out while being physical on both ends of the floor. The 6'1 Papermaker will continue her career in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference with fellow Wisconsinites, De Pere graduate Claire Bjorge, Melrose-Mindoro graduate Lilly Radcliffe, and current Appleton East senior [player_tooltip player_id='448322' first='Torie' last='Neubauer'].   [player_tooltip player_id='374234' first='Olivia' last='Olson']   Cuba City has been a traditional power in Southwest Wisconsin, and Olson has helped the Cubans keep that tradition. The 5'7 guard has been an all-conference level performer all three years and SWAL player of the year the past two seasons. Olson is rehabbing a knee injury from last April but will hopefully be back on the floor in under 30 days to chase a D4 state crown one last time. Olson will stay in the state to continue her career playing for Kyle Rechlicz at Milwaukee in the Horizon League.   [player_tooltip player_id='448322' first='Torie' last='Neubauer']   After the state runner-up finish in 2022, the class of 2022 graduated, and Neubauer stepped up massively. She's been the anchor for the Patriots and been one of the few pieces of stability they've had. Her versatility has always stood out, and she's been arguably the most productive four in the FVA in the past few years. Neubauer will continue her career in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference with fellow Wisconsinites, De Pere graduate Claire Bjorge, Melrose-Mindoro graduate Lilly Radcliffe, and current Kimberly senior [player_tooltip player_id='448245' first='Raegan' last='Krueger'].   [player_tooltip player_id='767273' first='Eva' last='Brooks']   The Lena product exploded onto the scene at the state tournament last March. She did everything for the Wildcats and was a key contributor to the most exciting game in recent memory, the D5 title game. The 6'1 Wildcat will join Freedom graduate Sadie Jarmolowicz, Franklin graduate Natalie Meaux, Brillion graduate Megan Schuman, and Kimberly graduate Emma Kilpatrick in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference at Winona State.   [player_tooltip player_id='342096' first='Tierney' last='Madigan']   A two-time state champion and a runner-up in D4 at Laconia, Madigan has contributed to winning at an elite level. The lefty has been the go-to scorer for the Spartans since they got to Laconia as newcomers, and the rest has been history. Madigan is currently unsigned.   [player_tooltip player_id='448244' first='Ameerah' last='Grant']   Averaging 30 is incredible, but 37 is absurd. Grant has been among the most creative guards in Wisconsin during her time at Brown Deer, and her speed is next level. Ever since her first season, she's been a go-to player for the Falcons. Grant is currently unsigned.   [player_tooltip player_id='329591' first='Jade' last='Warren']   The Menomonee Falls guard may be the most athletic kid in her class. Her ability to contort her body to make plays is unbelievable, and she can get downhill whenever she wants. She's a scholarship-level talent with room to improve. Warren is currently unsigned.

Today, we start with some rankings content. To introduce the 2025 class in its final form, we'll highlight the top ten, followed by the next ten. We'll keep it brief because most of these are committed or have options to play at the next level.