'26 Players Slated For A Major Off-Season Pt. 2

With the recently dropped 2026 rankings, it's a great time to discuss what's going on in the class. This class is littered with next level talent that're now next up. This landscape of girls has great recruiting grounds for schools. They'll be taking a good hard look at the Northeast pool in the coming months. Below are 5 more '26 players to know that could very well have a major offseason.   Use code MBG30 for 30% off your first purchase of any subscription.    [player_tooltip player_id='439148' first='Makena' last='Bailey'] (2026) | 6'1 SF | Worcester   The free-flowing play of Bailey coupled with stellar shooting and athletic ability make her one of those prospects to keep an eye on. Making timely plays is a staple of Makena's skillset. She also knows how to play well with other star talents around her, not only that, but Bailey can be productive with such forceful lineups on the floor. She's been a trusted outlet for the title winning squad all year long. Some of the best talents in the region were relying on her to knock down jumpers from dribble penetration or even secondary transitions. What will get the attention of coaches this Spring is her long-range capabilities though. She's fresh off a NEPSAC championship and when thinking of wings with bright futures in the class, Mackena is certainly a name to bring up.     [player_tooltip player_id='1073903' first='Masha' last='Solovian'] (2026) | 6'4 PF/C | MSC   The tall frame of Masha is striking at first glance, but there's so much more than just size here. The 6'4 versatile big can play inside and out, so she'll be able to play with just about any skillset another big has. She doesn't command the ball much in the offense; Solovian just lets the game come to her. Even though she's patient on offense, she doesn't hesitate to shoot when open and will put back up shots from rebounds secured. Defense is where Masha really packs a punch. She moves well at the size and is active all around the paint too. As the '26 big rounds out her game she'll be one dominant force. This Spring Masha will have a chance to get more games underneath her belt and that should assist in the development. This is a raw talent worth taking a look at.     [player_tooltip player_id='481355' first='Charlotte' last='Jasmin'] (2026) | 5'9 SG | Hartford   Breaking records and bringing her team deep in postseason play is a good summary on what Jasmin was able to do this season. The Vermont Gatorade Player of the Year has put on a remarkable display of work and her output has been tremendous. Charlotte has been stuffing the stat-sheets all season long, putting up mystifying numbers. The dynamic play and major recognition she's receiving will have antennas raised when it comes to her recruitment,     [player_tooltip player_id='496170' first='Mollie' last='Mullen'] (2026) | 5'8 SG | Bishop Feehan   The Bishop Feehan guard has aided her team terrifically this season by helping them make a pretty deep run in the postseason. Mullen has been a staple for the squad with high-powered playmaking and being a positive asset on the floor at all times. She plays stout defense that has proven to complicate things for quality scorers. The casual eye may overlook the small things she does on the floor because of her lethal setup moves, but the intricate factors to her game really separate her as a prospect.     [player_tooltip player_id='354338' first='Selah' last='Prignano'] (2026) | 5'11 Forward | WMA   What a dynamic 2-way player Selah is. The WMA forward is quite the versatile prospect, as well as one of the biggest competitors in the entire class. Prignano flies around the floor doing whatever she can to affect the game. She can put the ball in the basket, although not masterful at just one scoring aspect, but she finds ways to get the job done. Selah is active rebounding, crashing hard from any angle to get the extra possession. The athleticism allows her to excel regardless of where she's at on the floor. The '26 forward brings a ton of value as a defender at the same time. She can guard 3-4 positions easily and her will to win over possessions can have an impact in close games. Prignano was gaining some traction last year, but this year, she'll have a chance to truly identity herself.

With the recently dropped 2026 rankings, it's a great time to discuss what's going on in the class. This class is littered with next level talent that're now next up. This landscape of girls has great recruiting grounds for schools. They'll be taking a good hard look at the Northeast pool in the coming months. Below are 5 more '26 players to know that could very well have a major offseason.