Unranked Breakdown Bonanza

This group of unranked players includes some really talented producers in the 2026 class and some pretty intriguing players in the 2027, 2028, and 2029 classes. Take a look at some previously uncovered athletes as we continue to search out and cover as many prospects as possible.    Hollander is an outstanding all-around player who can easily play 2-5. She shoots the ball well from distance, has the size and reactions to play inside, and has great feel with the ball in her hands to attack off the dribble or find teammates. Her dynamic play was highlighted by a 33-point, 10-rebound, 10-block triple-double against Bellevue this past winter.     Kandola was a key player for Auburn Riverside this past season with her ability to locate her teammates and stretch the floor. She shouldered a lot of responsibility scoring and making plays for her teammates, leading the team with 16.8 ppg and 4.4 apg. And while she shot just 30% from 3PT, it was on an incredible 228 attempts, which accounted for over 60% of her total shots. She has a good stroke so if she can pick her spots a little better I wouldn't be surprised to see her percentage rise next season.     Greene led Neah Bay to the 1B state title this past year while averaging 15.3 points, 4.2 rebounds, and 3.2 assists per game. She is a speedy guard who consistently gets into the lane to make plays. She's shown great decision-making once she gets inside and has the touch to finish from various spots and angles. Her pace sets up a lot of what she does, and while she's got great burst and top-end speed, she also knows how to use it and freeze defenders with hesitations on the go.     Pecht has some really intriguing size at 6-foot-3 and she moves pretty well to cover ground defensively. She's a good worker on the glass, hitting her boxouts then attacking the ball, and she does well to get tall inside and block shots without fouling. She averaged 5.8 points 6.1 rebounds and 2.7 blocks per game last season, and has a lot of room for growth offensively and should be a 2027 to watch next season.     Williams was one of a few key freshmen this past season highlighting a bright future at Mount Vernon. She showed off a solid stroke from behind the arc, good speed down the court, and a desire to compete for 50/50 balls. Her hustle and energy showed up in long rebounds, steals, and scrapping for loose balls. She was third on the team with 5.1 ppg last year and should be one to watch who could make a pretty good leap forward in her sophomore year.     Moore is an energetic guard who can make plays on both ends with her aggressive mentality. She's an effective slasher who wants to get to the hoop and had flashes of some real skill with her handle and pickups. She's always on go which helps her contribute on the boards and rack up steals on the defensive end. She played a big role for West Seattle this past winter and will counted on even more next season.     The younger Pecht is another long prospect who shows a lot to like physically, and she's not even in high school yet, even though she played with the HS varsity last season. She moves really well, can play at the top of the zone or anchor the middle, and shows some good foundational skills offensively. She can attack off the the bounce with either hand and has range out to 3-point.     Collier is another member of the 2029 class who played up with her high school's varsity squad this past winter. She ran point at Garfield-Palouse and helped them finish second at the 1B state tournament. Collier plays beyond her years with heady decisions and some technically sound moves to get to the hoop and finish. She's another player to keep tabs on who shows some real potential in the 2029 class.

This group of unranked players includes some really talented producers in the 2026 class and some pretty intriguing players in the 2027, 2028, and 2029 classes. Take a look at some previously uncovered athletes as we continue to search out and cover as many prospects as possible.