2025 Perimeter Players Whose Stocks Have Risen

Here are some seniors that may have flew under the radar to some, but not to us. These perimeter players have risen in value since the last update.    Raegan has jumped into the top 100 in a big way landing in at #83. She has been playing really smart making solid decisions at the point. She pushes the ball quickly in transition and has great vision to find open players. She has a nice shot and is tough on defense. She is a real gamer that works her butt off on every play.     Mya processes the game like a computer. She is able to see plays develop and make the right decision on plays. She is a great teammate that will sacrifice to make others better. She is a good shooter that can nail the three when the ball is reversed and on defense she is willing to hit the floor for loose balls. At the next level she can be a glue player in the locker room and a solid contributor to fill in at either guard position.     Heidi's length gives her versatility to operate inside her ability to knock down the three and put the ball on the floor makes her a perimeter threat. She looks comfortable defending guards out on the wing. She has a slim frame but she is strong inside especially when securing rebounds. She attacks from the wing and the key getting to the rim for finishes.     Carson is a true leader on the floor and she has North Point in the Maryland State Championship game. If she can walk away with the trophy it would be a great end to a terrific career. She moves the ball quickly and is a good and accurate passer. She can affect the game without scoring and can score when needed. Overall she makes her team better,     London is a good on ball defender and will take advantage of every opportunity to get a steal against a careless ballhandler. She can finish well full speed in transition and get to the basket in half court sets. She has the ability to knock down the three when left open off the catch or dribble. She moved into the top 100 at #94.     Oakland Mills has been counting on Heaven all season and she has delivered averaging 11 points and 4 boards a game. She has been shooting over 40% from the field and making her three pointers. She is effective at both guard positions and creates turnovers with three steals a game. She is another player eyeing to finish her career with a Maryland State Championship trophy.

Here are some seniors that may have flew under the radar to some, but not to us. These perimeter players have risen in value since the last update.

Raegan Ogle

MD #84

PG #14

HEIGHT 5'3"

POS PG

CLASS 2025

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Raegan Ogle

State: Maryland

School: South River

Club: Lady Shooters 2025

Raegan has jumped into the top 100 in a big way landing in at #83. She has been playing really smart making solid decisions at the point. She pushes the ball quickly in transition and has great vision to find open players. She has a nice shot and is tough on defense. She is a real gamer that works her butt off on every play.