This Summer's Top 10 Small Forwards In '28

The updates for the '28 class rankings were released the other day. Now is the ideal time to spotlight one of the most intriguing group of girls. This class has grown vastly since the last iteration a few months back. Mentioned below are the 10 leading small forwards within the class. The 10 names being discussed are the cream of the crop at the position and totally worth all the buzz.   Use code MBG30 for 30% off your first purchase of any subscription.    Aliyah Allston-Pulos (2028) | 5'10 SF | Shooting Touch   Every coach would love to have a player like Allston-Pujols on their team. She's a leader by example and gets the job done any way needed. Aliyah is prepared to excel in any scenario and is a natural mismatch no matter what role played. There're not many top players willing to give their body up the way Allston-Pulos does either. Her tenacious activity leads to securing many possessions. She'll dive for loose balls, fight for rebounds and willingly go for the needed tie-ups. The hustle plus the advanced overall skillset sets her apart from many. Aliyah is the #1 ranked player at the position and rightfully so.     [player_tooltip player_id='1217968' first='Eva' last='Zink'] (2028) | SF |   Eva is a stately performer that finds many ways to get it done. She has hardnosed takes to the basket that make it hard for anyone to stop her. Her determination getting to her spots collapses the defense with ease. She even has some impressive cutting skills where she finds the ideal holes behind opposing players. Zink is a stellar talent whose assertive play can't be denied.     [player_tooltip player_id='975883' first='Kayla' last='Mouzon'] (2028) | SF |   Kayla brings great length and athleticism to both sides of the ball. Her natural tendencies allow her to be successful no matter the style of game. Mouzon also makes others around her better; she's selfless and loves to contribute to others getting involved. The defense she provides on the perimeter really boosts her stock here. There just aren't many in the class that're as steady as her especially at the position.     [player_tooltip player_id='1204023' first='Stephanie' last='Regan'] (2028) | 5'9 SF | Bay State Jags   A player that's getting a ton of attention lately and for good reason. Stephanie is able to finish from tough angles while drawing multiple defenders from their natural positions. Her ability to shift the defense opens up opportunities for others around the perimeter and she masterfully gets the ball to where it needs to go swiftly. Regan can also knock down shots, no matter the volume. She carves defenses up with next level shrewdness and with her fast ascension, it wouldn't be surprising to see her make a significant jump in position for the next iteration.     [player_tooltip player_id='975781' first='Maya' last='Najjar'] (2028) | SF |   A dangerous 3-point threat that can get hot instantaneously. Maya has the ability to knock down multiple 3-pointers with a high percentage. Najjar can be trusted to knock down shots in the clutch too.     [player_tooltip player_id='1255919' first='Sese' last='Atchinson'] (2028) | SF |   Talk about a physically dominating forward; Atchinson is a menacing force affecting many outcomes in the game. She's a thorough rebounder on both sides of the ball and she'll find other ways to score by getting excellent looks after cutting to the basket. Sese is an absolute workhorse.     [player_tooltip player_id='772667' first='Ayla' last='Keefe'] (2028) | 5'11 SF | Bay State Jags   Keefe already had the offensive bag, but from recent play, it was her defensive ability that jumped off the page. Keefe covers a lot of ground with her quick bursts of speed. She also is one of the best at recovering immediately. Ayla is low to the ground and pounces out of her stance, looking to make a play. Not only that, but Keefe can play many roles while guarding at least 3 different positions. She's still showing that dazzling playmaking capacity on offense when her number is called. The beautiful counters in the lane as well as creation off the dribble are always timely too. Ayla is of the more useful players in the entire class.     [player_tooltip player_id='1052789' first='Avery' last='Wozniak'] (2028) | 5'8 SF | Team Sims   A player that won PGHNE Freshman POY after being a major performer and leading her teams to great success. Wozniak plays smart, taking the shots the defense allows. However, she has the capability to go berserk from deep as a scorer. She's a specialized shooter that gets quality looks off easily regardless of the level of defender in front of her. Avery launches shots from deep and when she's hot, there's absolutely no conscience.     [player_tooltip player_id='1218061' first='Sophie' last='Dupeyron'] (2028) | 6'0 SF |   An overseas talent that brings a lot of positional value. Her length in combination with activeness on both sides of the floor make for a daunting matchup on any given night. She compliments a plethora of different playstyles too.     [player_tooltip player_id='351272' first='Kaylis' last='Diaz'] (2028) | 5'9 SF | Shooting Touch   A gluelike player that's a rebounding and defensive monster. She shows true promise on offense too by getting deep in the paint, as well as being able to knock down the longball from some spots. Kaylis' also has some other striking features; her hustle is one of a kind and absolutely stunning. She makes it a point to affect each play she can.

The updates for the '28 class rankings were released the other day. Now is the ideal time to spotlight one of the most intriguing group of girls. This class has grown vastly since the last iteration a few months back. Mentioned below are the 10 leading small forwards within the class. The 10 names being discussed are the cream of the crop at the position and totally worth all the buzz.