Live Period Session 2: Shoe Circuit Players To Look Out For ('26)

The next live period is here, and with events taking place all over the country, the shoe circuit stops have quickly become the top destinations for college coaches. These events not only bring together some of the best talent in each class, but they also give coaches the chance to evaluate players against elite-level competition. Below are couple prospects in the 2026 class that coaches should look out for.    Heidi started off the summer with another Division 1 offer, and I am confident it will not slow down. She is the type of player who will continue to draw attention because of her length and her ability to be effective without the ball. She can knock down the long ball and get to the rim when needed.     Voss can simply get things done. She is one of those unorthodox type of players who is hard to guard because she does not play the same game twice. Whether it is being aggressive on the drive or pulling up from beyond the arc, she can light up the box score at a high level.     If you need a player who can extend the floor and get to the rim on her own, Leah can do it. She is a lengthy wing who can be effective on both sides of the ball. Defensively, she plays with a solid amount of aggression, and her length helps her recover if she gets beat off the ball. Offensively, she is a knockdown shooter who can get hot quickly after a couple of made buckets.     A shifty small guard who has no problem getting where she needs to go. She has the ball on a string and plays the game much bigger than herself. While not every possession is overly aggressive, she is a patient player who looks to create something before simply attacking. A balanced type of player who can be plugged into multiple systems.     A shifty small guard who has no problem getting where she needs to go. She has the ball on a string and plays the game much bigger than herself. While not every possession is overly aggressive, she is a patient player who looks to create something before simply attacking. A balanced type of player who can be plugged into multiple systems.

The next live period is here, and with events taking place all over the country, the shoe circuit stops have quickly become the top destinations for college coaches. These events not only bring together some of the best talent in each class, but they also give coaches the chance to evaluate players against elite-level competition. Below are couple prospects in the 2026 class that coaches should look out for.