Rankings Update: Discussing More Top Charting Players In '29

The updates for the '29 class just dropped the other day. It's time to spotlight the leaders in the rankings, more specifically players ranked 6-10 after yesterday's top 5 article. This class is next in line in terms of players to discover due to their youth. The update put an additional 20 names in the mix from just a few months ago, including a few that'll be discussed here. The 5 names below are some of the best talents the class has to offer and it's essential to have their names accentuated for their abilities that have them in this conversation.   Use code MBG30 for 30% off your first purchase of any subscription.    Nicolete Hayes (2029) | CG | Bay State Jags   The Underclassman POY is one of the premier guards in the class that's been a strong contributor playing up in high school as well as developing rapidly with the Jags. The dynamically swift guard has the ability to play on or off the ball without a drop in production either. Hayes is quite slithery, getting downhill with a purpose and her long-range shooting capabilities are what put her above many other in the class.     [player_tooltip player_id='1252666' first='Giuliana' last='Shepard'] (2029) | 5'8 CG | MCW Starz   Incredibly skilled and with advanced skillset as an offensive initiator, Shepard is a fantastic watch. She takes advantage of individual matchups without much thought. Giuliana has a mean first step with a flurry of change of speed and direction moves that make her a tough cover in isolation possessions. Giuliana allows her dribbles to carry her far too, covering a lot of ground without overdribbling. Her intricate finishing ability in addition to counters around the rim just make her even more dazzling.     [player_tooltip player_id='1005119' first='Kyleigh' last='Goldson'] (2029) | SF/CG |   Goldson is an athletically gifted and absolutely emphatic rising star guard/wing talent. She can offer primary ball handling or become a secondary playmaker for her squad. Blitzing defenders with hesitations moves that are awfully lethal is a common theme for her. Goldson also has a beautiful jump shot that connects with regularity. Kyliegh turns the notch up on defense as well. Her long arms and agile footwork allow her to slide with just about anybody.     [player_tooltip player_id='1217927' first='Amiyah' last='Martin'] (2029) | 5'5 PG/CG |   Martin is a player that understands her game and is effective despite the role she's put in. Amiyah will step up to any challenge put forth and shows resilience in any battle. The '29 guard lends a hand to winning basketball. She's a gamer that gets the job done with a tight handle, all-around hard work and a high IQ. Amiyah's 2-way play is frightening for opposing players. She's the #9 ranked player in the class.     [player_tooltip player_id='1255923' first='Sammie' last='King'] (2029) | CG |   King is one of Berkshire's newest additions and she'll be a player to absolutely keep an eye out for as the new season approaches. Sammie is already a gifted player that's very potent with the ball in her hands. She has decisive decision-making skills plus she's a topnotch finisher that's not intimidated by whoever may be in front of her. That competitive energy is translated on the defensive side of the ball too. King aggressively pesters ballhandlers to cough the ball up so she can get out in transition for some easy offense. Sammie is ranked #10 in the class.

The updates for the '29 class just dropped the other day. It's time to spotlight the leaders in the rankings, more specifically players ranked 6-10 after yesterday's top 5 article. This class is next in line in terms of players to discover due to their youth. The update put an additional 20 names in the mix from just a few months ago, including a few that'll be discussed here. The 5 names below are some of the best talents the class has to offer and it's essential to have their names accentuated for their abilities that have them in this conversation.