'29 Players To Keep A Keen Eye On

The 2029 class ranking just dropped and there's no better time than now to discuss this young group. This is a major year in development for plenty of the current 8th graders, however, there're already some interesting talents to watch. These girls can still blossom, yet they'll make an interesting watch over the year. Below are 5 players to keep an eye on from the '29 rankings.   Use code MBG30 for 30% off your first purchase of any subscription.    [player_tooltip player_id='1217927' first='Amiyah' last='Martin'] (2029) | 5'5 PG/CG | Brooks   Martin is highly regarded amongst many in the grassroots community as the player to know from the class. She's an excellent attacker, plays through contact, finishes well around the rim and plays solid perimeter defense. She constructs creative takes while adjusting to the defense plus she can be trusted with the ball in her hands. Amiyah is headed to Brooks and will be an interesting prospect to watch through the course of the season.     [player_tooltip player_id='1217926' first='Keysha' last='Reyes'] (2029) | CG   Keysha is a multisport athlete that has incredible agility. She has a remarkably competitive spirit that translates well to her 2-way talents. Reyes plays with a lot of spunk which gives her the edge over her competitors. The '29 guard is very athletic and that tends to showcase itself in the open court splendidly. Her aggressive overall play as a guard makes her intriguing in the open floor or within the halfcourt.     [player_tooltip player_id='1218012' first='Jaylin' last='Frye'] (2029) | 5'10 CG/Wing | St. Mary's   Jaylin is one of the most versatile players in this class. She can play efficiently at a few positions due to her frame. Frye is also resilient and feisty while attacking the glass when the game slows down. Her defensive awareness is an underrated feature of hers. She's regularly in position to aid for whatever duty calls. Frye is playing with St. Mary's who happens to be on a dynasty run over the last 4 years. The momentum seems to be in their favor for the foreseeable future and Frye will be a factor for them coming up.     [player_tooltip player_id='1217983' first='Kelsey' last='Clark'] (2029) | Wing | Marianapolis   Clark will be an entrancing prospect due to her shooting capabilities on the wing and defensive effectiveness, especially matching up with players in transition. She shows a lot of promise as a wing player and will play behind some of the top players in the region next year. Getting a chance to be guided by some of the best will surely sharpen her skills. Clark is definitely one of the more interesting players to watch from the class.     [player_tooltip player_id='1217915' first='Yara' last='Soufan'] (2029) | PG/SG   Yara is a guard with an incredibly high ceiling. Her understanding of the game is advanced and the handle to accompany that make her a hard cover. Soufan is a fan favorite that has an appealing style of play. She affects the game many ways with that staple ball control of hers plus the impressive counter moves. Soufan moves freely around the court and with that privilege, she gets to assess the floor to make plays for herself as well as others.

The 2029 class ranking just dropped and there's no better time than now to discuss this young group. This is a major year in development for plenty of the current 8th graders, however, there're already some interesting talents to watch. These girls can still blossom, yet they'll make an interesting watch over the year. Below are 5 players to keep an eye on from the '29 rankings.