'26 Players Slated For A Major Off-Season

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 a few '26 players to know that could have a major offseason.   Use code MBG30 for 30% off your first purchase of any subscription.    [player_tooltip player_id='480050' first='Olivia' last='White'] (2026) | 5'9 CG | St. Luke's   Olivia has become a significant name to know in the class over the last year. She plays with a crafty handle, gets downhill in an instant, can finish a bunch of ways, creates her own shots and plays tough-nosed defense. What's not to love about White's game? The combo guard plays with a certain flair or aura that's just intoxicating to watch. The All-Star selection will be garnering plenty of attention from schools this Spring.     [player_tooltip player_id='1134487' first='Jenna' last='Mishou'] (2026) | 6'2 PF/C | Archbishop Williams   One of the highest ceilings in the class amongst all the bigs. At 6'2, Jenna has showcased a vast skillset and she's improving at a rapid pace. Mishou's game will have college coaches salivating. She's picked up an early offer already, but come this Spring, there'll be a line of them wanting to connect with the versatile big. She can do a bit of everything and with more polishing around the edges, she'll be a special type of player.     [player_tooltip player_id='1057795' first='Athena' last='Thompson'] (2026) | 5'9 SF | PSA   The epitome of what a 2-way wing is, Athena does her job and does it well. There's not a possession taken off from the overseas talent. Coming from across the waters this year, she's had to make adjustments on the fly and has found success on both ends of the floor. Thompson has made a name for herself as a someone that takes on the tasks of covering the opposing team's better offensive players no matter where they may be on the court. She can be a shutdown type of defender that will throw a wrench in any coach's offensive scheme. Athena is also a stable scorer herself; she gets deep within the lane and understands the right choices to make with the ball in her hand. Thompson also has shown to get the rim ferociously as well as demonstrate a solid shot that keeps defenders honest. Schools should quickly take notice of this gem.     [player_tooltip player_id='351869' first='Ava' last='Dwyer'] (2026) | 5'7 PG | Groton   Ava is a sensational point guard talent. She's a offensive firecracker that plays with exceptional pace. Considering the level of point guards she faces on the regular throughout her career, Dwyer's skills have been sharp for a while now. There're not too many point guards that can do what she does on the floor. The ball never sticks with her, she gets shooters the ball in the right position, gets quality looks off despite the level of defense in front of her and is a leader on the floor. Not to mention the confidence she plays with. Ava is quite reliable when the ball is in her hands. She's trusted to make the right reads and her boldness gives her an edge on competitors. With all these qualities as well as the tendency to raise her degree of play when facing elite talent, Dwyer is a point that many schools would want,     [player_tooltip player_id='490484' first='Jaelynn' last='Scott'] (2026) | SG | Wachusett   Jaelynn is an incredible talent with a high celling. She's athletic, has a high basketball IQ, plays physical and is the ultimate competitor. Jaelynn has put her team on her back this year. The '26 guard has gotten them to the finals with superior play. There's not much she isn't doing for her Wachusett team. Not only extremely talented, but the effort given each night is remarkable. Playing with the Bay State Jags on their impressive schedule, Scott will have plenty of opportunities to showcase that imposing game of hers. Schools should be aware Scott this Spring.

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 a few '26 players to know that could have a major offseason.