2026 Player Rankings Update: Skilled And Uncommitted

Here are five players out of the 2026 Class in Iowa that are skilled and still uncommitted for whichever reason!   Thanks for tuning in and enjoy!    [player_tooltip player_id='502097' first='Kennedy' last='Goodheart'] isn't committed just yet but I'm sure that decision is coming down the pipeline the next few months. Goodheart is a SG with better than average size at 5'10. When you see someone set up for a shot like Goodheart does when she is launching it from deep, you know there is some promise there. We have ranked Goodheart as a D1 level shooter for years now and that still plays today. If we are talking about the 2026 Class in Iowa and shooting three's, Goodheart is in the conversation for being the best in the State. That skill is going to carry her to the next level. Now it's just finding out where that future home might be.     The recruiting trail has picked up recently for [player_tooltip player_id='667953' first='Tessa' last='Driscoll'] of IC - City High. Driscoll, a 5'8 SG, really lives up to the name of her position on the floor - Shooting Guard. Driscoll has make it rain from deep and it doesn't take much. When scouting her shooting ability, she is really at her best off of the catch on screen action. When she does that, the shot is pretty accurate. She also possesses the ability to shoot off the dribble but she is hand down better on the catch, just like most shooters. This ability is going to get her on a college roster and eventually, on the floor.     [player_tooltip player_id='892063' first='Ashlee' last='Brown'] is going to be a weapon at the collegiate level with the correct guidance. Brown is out of the Des Moines area, competing for Valley during high school ball but during AAU season she travels to Chicago, Illinois to compete with Example Sports UAA out of the city. This is a CG with an awesome combination of natural athletic ability, smarts, and coordinated skill. Brown can be a handful. When she gets down hill with the ball she is tough to spot. Defensively, because of her size she is also versatile in who she can guard. She can stick with someone smaller or wall up against someone bigger if need be. All in all, a lot to like about Brown as a hooper.     I've received a lot of questions about [player_tooltip player_id='981151' first='Abby' last='Neumiller'] of IC - West High School the past few weeks. Several college programs at a number of different levels are interested in the Forward. Neumiller comes into July at 6'0 and she can shoot the rock at a high rate. She moves fairly well enough to produce as an outside-to-inside presence but she really cooks when she has her natural height advantage in place near the bucket. This size even helps her shoot jumpers over smaller opponents as well. I think Neumiller will find herself on a D2 roster at the end of the day. She might sneak up to the LM D1 level but I think she would thrive much more at a high end D2 than anything else at this time.     I can admit when I have made a mistake. Country Franck, along with sister Taylor, are future college basketball players at the D2 level at the very least. Both of which should have been ranked in this Update in the Top 75. Courtney is a selfless PG, that can really lead her teams by example. I've seen Court on the floor for years now and her game style doesn't change up. That might not seem like a big deal but there is this phenomenon that occurs where prospects like to play on one floor, more than the other, and while doing that they look like completely different players in each setting. That's not the case here. CF is always doing the same stuff for her team's, making a lasting impact and leaving it all on the floor. You are only as good as where you are offered at the end of the day and the Franck sisters should receive some D2 interest before their AAU journey comes to an end in about a month.

Here are five players out of the 2026 Class in Iowa that are skilled and still uncommitted for whichever reason!