2026 New Jersey D1 Commitments

There are plenty of NJ's best 2026s with offers in hand, but with 14 days left before the July Live Period begins, lets take a look at the NJ players who have already made their D1 commitments.    A fluid wing with the ability to handle on the perimeter and get to the rim, Bri will join fellow NJ commit [player_tooltip player_id='601341' first='Sophia' last='Georgiades'] on their way to BU. She is an athletic player with the versatility to not only play several offensive positions but also take on several roles. She is comfortable as a lead scorer. She shows the ability to get downhill with a good hesitation crossover to her left where she likes to finish with a pull up jumper to take advantage of her length. She can step out and hit the 3 and distribute as well. She is very patient offensively. On defense, her athleticism combined with her aforementioned length allows her to guard multiple positions and be disruptive on the ball.     Camden's AAU season may be finished as she is nursing a thumb injury, but she has locked up her commitment to Holy Cross. The Crusaders are getting a player who is at her best moving along the outside as a spot up shooter in drive and kick offense or inside out sets. She doesn't blow by on dribble drive, but is a volume shooter that likes the 3-ball and also has a solid pull up game. She is eager to leak out and fill lanes in transition and is a good finisher at the rim on the break.     Ava is a lightning quick PG who controls tempo on a high level. Drexel is getting someone who is excellent with the ball at setting up screens and using them to get downhill, hit the roller or get into a jumper. She is an exceptional facilitator in transition and runs the offense at a high level. Her international experience with the Philippines in the FIBA Women's Asia Cup gives her exceptional experience in the international game. Defensively, she works hard on the ball and as an undersized PG she is an absolute pest for opposing PGs.     Sophia was the earliest commit on this list giving her verbal to BU late last summer. She can be electric on the offensive end and loves to play up tempo. She has deep range on her 3-pointers and is one of the most creative finishers off the dribble that you will find in this class. When she plays in control she is tough to stop and she's spent this AAU season increasing her skills as a distributor. She is an excellent rebounder for her size and defensively she loves to play physical with guards on the perimeter.     Analyse has decided to stay in NJ and commit to the reignig NEC Champs at FDU. She brings excellent length and versatility. Analyse can play multiple positions. She can score inside and out. She is a consistent 3-point shooter and when she heats up she will repeatedly drop them from deep. She scores almost as much from 3 as she does inside the arc. She gets a lot of steals on the defensive end and her length makes her an excellent rebounder.     Madison's skillset will fit well in the Ivy League. UPenn is getting a versatile guard who has deep range and a diverse offensive skillset. She can drive and finish with both hands in traffic, knock it down in the pull up game or be a spot up shooter. Madison can also handle the ball and is very underrated as a passer. Defensively, her length and IQ make her capable of guarding multiple positions and being a disruptor.     URI is getting a fearless shooter with unlimited range. Those who have watched Katie over the years know that there is no moment that is too big for her and she is always willing to take the big shot. Just as comfortable spotting up in the half court as she is pulling up from deep in transition, Katie also has the ability to attack the rim. When the defense over commits to guarding the arc, she takes advantage, driving the paint and creating contact and finishing in a multitude of ways.     Bucknell is getting a PG that knows how to control the game. She is an excellent facilitator. She has excellent vision and throws dimes in transition and orchestrates everything in the halfcourt sets. She shows exceptional range on the 3-point shot and she can score inside. A bit undersized that does not stop her from getting shots up inside with the ability to bump and create separation whether it be a straight drive to the rim or on her pull-up or step back. She is a willing defender and will be ready to battle opposing Patriot League PGs.     Addy recently announced her commitment to St. Joe's. Offensively, Addy excels in the mid-range game and attacking the rim off the bounce. With strength and a high release she can elevate and release over defenders. She can handle the ball on the perimeter and is an underrated passer. Defensively, Addy does a great job off the ball getting in passing lanes and converting them into layups. On the ball, she likes to rely on her strong ability to block shots. She is a willing rebounder on both ends and will take those skills to Hawk Hill.     Nilah is a quick PG who likes to play fast. She may be undersized but that doesn't stop her from attacking the rim and that is undoubtedly the offensive skill she will be taking with her to Bryant. A confident mid-range shot and improving 3-point shot make her a weapon offensively. Defensively, she can guard from end line to end line and turns ball handlers repeatedly as they try to advance the ball.     Taylor will be taking her 6'5" frame to Durham. The Duke commit is a true big and plays the part on both ends. Defensively, she is physical on the block and uses her length to contest anything that comes inside. She is a force on the boards at both ends. Offensively, she is adept at passing out of the high post and shows excellent hands and footwork working the low block and finishes well with both hands.     Mia's game continues to evolve. The Lehigh commit is an elite defender on the ball guarding 1-3 seamlessly. She is lightning quick in transition and attacks the rim on great angles and also has a strong spin move on dribble drive. With her attacking style, she easily gets defenders on their heels which has allowed her to continually build on her step back game. She creates separation and quickly gets into a consistent mid-range jumper and improving 3-point shot.

There are plenty of NJ's best 2026s with offers in hand, but with 14 days left before the July Live Period begins, lets take a look at the NJ players who have already made their D1 commitments.