Which Unsigned Seniors Could Help Small-Schools at the Next Level

As I close out the final piece of content from the 2025 rankings update, I'll mention some more unsigned seniors. We highlighted a few recently, so I'll throw some new names out.    In the Eau Claire North guard's junior season, she broke out and was one of the most consistent volume scorers in the Big Rivers. O'Keefe hasn't reached those numbers this season, but teams still respect her and are utilizing defensive resources to affirm the Huskie can't hurt them, which tells me what opposing coaches think of her. She's a solid spot shooter, though she doesn't get many catch-and-shoot chances because she creates off the dribble. She can compete at the college level, based on the threat she generates on the offensive end, but there's more potential to tap into.      Tremper has been a program on the rise in Southeast Wisconsin and found their way to Sectionals last spring after defeating perennial Southeast Conference power Oak Creek. Tenuta has been the focal point for what the Trojans do on the perimeter, and she's been a reliable offensive option that kept improving. Had she played on more of a name-brand AAU program, there'd be more discussions about her from small schools, but most likely haven't seen her. Tenuta's ability to put the ball in the basket and willingness to improve should earn her some looks. She's a kid who could impress some people just because she doesn't have a massive reputation at the high school level.      The Somerset guard is the focal point of what they do on the offensive end of the floor, and she's done well in that role. Her ability to space the floor has opened up her teammates because she can make shots well beyond the three-point line. She's been a second-team all-conference performer in the Middle Border Conference and has competed in high-pressure postseason games. She's another kid who could excel at a small school in Wisconsin, Minnesota, or Iowa if she wants to continue her basketball career.      The Mauston wing has been a do-it-all kid for the Golden Eagles. She's been a double-digit scorer each year on varsity, led her team to winning seasons, and will likely be a 1,000-point scorer in three seasons. She's been a productive kid in the South Central Conference and made life difficult for every team in the SCC. She's another kid without much notoriety around her name, but Heller has the tools to produce for a school in the WIAC or a private D3 school in Wisconsin. Heller is an all-around type of kid.

As I close out the final piece of content from the 2025 rankings update, I'll mention some more unsigned seniors. We highlighted a few recently, so I'll throw some new names out.