2028 Rankings: Rising Sophomores

It's June, school is out for the summer and class of 2028 is officially no longer "freshies". They're sophomores. Ready for bigger roles and impact for their high school programs. Here's a group ready to make a jump.    The high school season proved to be a tricky evaluation for the immensely talented Tulsa guard. She started the year at an unconventional high school, and was quiet in a viewing of a scrimmage back in January. Then finished the year playing with a deep team at Union. Since high school season has ended, Woodson has been electric. First with AAU play with Texas based Girls EYBL program Drive Nation. Then earning an invite to the Jr USA Basketball trials. She's quick, with outstanding handles to match. It's very possible she's still being undervalued, because there is a sky high ceiling to her game.     Shooting and size. Too things that college programs seem to always prioritize and the Owasso Lady Ram checks both those boxes. She has shot it a high clip from deep all spring and is establishing herself as one of the elite shooters in this class. And she's more than just tall, she plays to her size on the defensive end. Always helping out on the glass, getting hands on passes for deflections and generally being bought in defense. Even is capable of staying with smaller guards. The still growing young wing, is trending toward being a 2/3, with impressive production to go along with good potential.     All Murray does when watched by the PGH team is impress. She's a do it all guard, with good size and athleticism. Often makes the right reads as a passer, while also finding her spots to score. Her ability to thrive on or off the ball will surely benefit her at the next level. The scoring punch she's provided for Unity has been particular impressive for her long term potential. Which, she comes from a basketball family with a mother who was a standout at Oklahoma State.     In tracking Campbell, it's been clear she entered high school with a well rounded and ready to make an impact game. But she also played for one of the deep teams in Oklahoma at Bixby, especially in the backcourt. Still, she carved out minutes with a focus on defense. Then attacked the spring with ProSkills on the Nike Girls EYBL circuit. During this spring, the highlights of her shooting ability have been impressive. As she's a sniper from the corners, gets to her spot in transition and can even pull off the dribble. Very promising signs for a prospect who should make an even bigger impact this winter.     Small town athlete, who appears to be just scratching the surface. Long arms and very mobile for her size. Gives her great switchability on defense, especially with an aggressive and locked in mentality. On offense, she's can still look gangly at times. But is improving her footwork and handles, capable of pivoting, shot faking and finding unique shooting angles to get shots off on drives to the rim. Sleeper in the class, who already has a State Tournament appearance under her belt. And has made good use of her 15U spring.     Johnston has earned stellar reports from across the network during the past 15 months. Skilled guard, who can fill it up from deep. Especially with range that extends past the college line. Also had good handles, playing strong and smart off the bounce. Has filled up the stat sheet this spring, proving she's more than just a scorer. Good name to track, with the potential to take off this winter for VCS.     Quick guard, who can be disruptive on defense and also earn paint touches on offense. Capable as an floor spacing shooter from three. Contributed in spots for an upperclassman heavy Norman North team as a freshman. Now, has been a key part of a LEGYNDS 15U team that has racked up wins all over the country. Needs to refine her finishing at the rim to make the next step. Which should be expected this upcoming season as there's promising upside. As her father is a former Division One player, who is also sliding over from the boys side to coach Norman North girls.

It's June, school is out for the summer and class of 2028 is officially no longer "freshies". They're sophomores. Ready for bigger roles and impact for their high school programs. Here's a group ready to make a jump.