Underclassmen Prospects That Have Showed Up In June

<h2 class="wp-block-heading">June is the month when prospects are back with their high school programs, whether it's a high school live event or a full slate of summer league games during the week. Below are some underclassmen who have had a strong June so far. </h2>    Her length is key to her being so dominant, and she's not the type of player who wants to shy away from it. Her talent does extend beyond the nail and below, but she seems to enjoy that area of the game too. She's getting better, and confidence is growing by the month, and the offers are following it. Major rise in her stock.     One of the best 2029s in her class, and her skillset is nowhere near done growing. She has the frame of a player who can be elite on both sides of the ball and can be elite without the ball. As her ability to shoot off the catch grows, she will be number one on anyone's scouting report.     Haywood is part of a big 3 of sophomores that are beyond talented, and what Haywood brings to her team is unique. She is a strong mix of what you need out of a guard, and regardless of her size, she can impact a game from start to finish. Aggressive on both ends and shows that she knows how to take control of the speed and pace as well.     The growth Ransom has shown over the past year hasn't gone unnoticed. In each area of her game, she's taken a step forward. Offensively, there's a huge leap in confidence. Comfortable around the rim, aggressive on the boards, and solid footwork and handles. Defensively, her length and athleticism are key in her being strong on that side as well.     A name that needs more attention behind it. Williams is a fast and aggressive guard who can change the game plan based on whether the defense can contain her. She doesn't need much space to get to the rim and shows the discipline to play with pace if needed. There's a high upside.