2026 Ranking Surge in the Top 100s

In this article we look at some of the prospects in the 2026 class find themselves at a higher ranking number than previously. Many players are moving up for their relentless work and skill development. Some had expanded roles that led to their growth and some had standout performances in spring and summer leagues against elite competition. The following player are on the that upward projectory and are stock-risers in out most recent 2026 rankings.    [player_tooltip player_id='514527' first='Arianna' last='Walker'] has made huge strides as a player and in the rankings. Walker was a key piece in team that made it to the State Championship Finals. On last year's squad, Walker was primary defender and was often assigned to "cover" the opposition's toughest assignments. This year she will be assigned to "stop" them. Walker has performed so well this summer that she is becoming known as a defensive stopper. She has great speed (she is on the track team) and she is physically gifted, and can move laterally. Throw in confidence as another tool in her arsenal. Walker is also redefining her game on the offensive end and using that speed to get to the rim or the free-throw line. She showed flashes of that at the FABC showcase and is poised to carry that trend into next season.     [player_tooltip player_id='933334' first='Shelby' last='Gaines'] is "gaining" ground and projecting upwards after her Spring performance and steady play at the FABC Showcase. Gaines has developed the reputation of a two way player who gives it all on both ends of the floor. She has the ability to get into the teeth of the defense and eat them up with her killer mid-range game. In the open court and in the transition game games is a dynamic player. Gaines is one of the top guards on the First Coast. What makes her different from a lot of guards is her lockdown defense. She is poor for a monster life. In July. Another strong showing could elevate her into the top 50 in the rankings.     [player_tooltip player_id='514609' first='Zara' last='Griffith'] had a nice run recently at the FABC showcase including at least one double- double performance that included 20 points. Griffin is well known in North Florida and her recent performances in travel ball and at the FABC showcase is allowing college coaches and programs to see her on the big stage. Griffin can shoot from the outside, she can get the to the rim and do so with a lot of power. She has he versatile game allowing her to step out behind the arc and pull up for the three, or rip into the paint for the mid-range shot. It's this versatility that has caused a push upward in the rankings. Griffith is primed for a special run in July.     [player_tooltip player_id='514520' first='Anni' last='Ament'] has earned her recognition as one of the top 100 prospects in the 2026 class. A forward with guard like skills, who can also play three to four positions on the floor, Ament brings a versatile game to the floor. She can shoot the three, she can get to the rim and finish at the basket, and she can score off of the offensive rebounds. Ament can handle the ball and that adds another layer to her game. She can literally rebound the ball and turn into a play maker. This versatility in her game is why she is climbing the ranks. A strong July, and Ament can cause a shakeup in the 2026 rankings when they are released again in the Fall of 2025.     [player_tooltip player_id='514624' first='Miranda' last='Campos'] helped her team last year have post season and reclaimed her place among some of the top forwards on the First Coast. Campos's strong showing marked a turning point for Bartram who should be a player in St Johns county next season. Campos's specialty is on the offensive glass. She provides energy, scoring, and second- chance opportunities for her team. Campos's athleticism stands out and allows her to defend on the perimeter and in the paint. Her versatility, athleticism, and bounce make her one of the more compelling stock risers in the 2026 class.

In this article we look at some of the prospects in the 2026 class find themselves at a higher ranking number than previously. Many players are moving up for their relentless work and skill development. Some had expanded roles that led to their growth and some had standout performances in spring and summer leagues against elite competition. The following player are on the that upward projectory and are stock-risers in out most recent 2026 rankings.