Uncommitted 2026's With Potential

In this piece we discuss more prospects out of the 2026 Class in Iowa who are still uncommitted to compete at the next level. Each of these players currently hold offers at this time but they haven't decided yet as to where they might end up.   Thanks for tuning in and enjoy!    [player_tooltip player_id='638015' first='Maryne' last='Szalo'] is still uncommitted at this time but she does have some options for her collegiate future. Szalo, the 5'10 SF, has a deep bag offensively when it comes to the skill side of the game. She is a hooper that understands situations pretty well, while being able to move around a little bit on the floor, depending on what is being asked of her. With her height and physical prowess, she isn't afraid to bump oppositions for space on either end of the floor and she can use finesse to put some touch on the ball as she attacks the bucket. Szalo is coming off of a respectable last season with her AIA team. Hopefully she can take that momentum and ride into a senior year to remember over the next six-eight months!     [player_tooltip player_id='912093' first='Avery' last='Moon'] has a few offers at this time for her basketball future but she should have a few more. Moon does too many good things on the court. She is a selfless individual, that can be moved around and positioned in a number of different spots. She is considered an undersized SF that competes more like a CG, so depending on her team's system, she can be versatile. Moon is going to be a top dawg on her Valley team this Winter if she plays her cards right. She has worked hard up until this point in her career so even if she ends up not committing to compete at the next level, she will still be able to look back and understand the time she put in.     [player_tooltip player_id='583118' first='Addie' last='Naughton'] works well off of the ball as a Shooting Guard. She is willing and able in the catch-and-shoot game from deep, as well as being someone that can put it on the floor at times to get into better space. From there, she can either pull up for a jumper, get to the bucket, or find others that might become open. Naughton hasn't been the main producer for her [program_tooltip program_id='716010' first='Western' last='Iowa Express'] progress over the years but she has been noticeable and sometimes that is all it takes.     [player_tooltip player_id='1060063' first='Kinley' last='Birt'] is going to help Central DeWitt High School shock some teams this upcoming Winter season. Birt is a stingy PG with good strength for her size. She is more of a facilitator with the basketball in her possession but she can also score it at a pretty throughout rate. Birt holds a few D3 offers at this time out of her area. I'm not sure which she will end up committing too or when but whoever gets her, is getting someone who competes hard and plays the right way with some solid skill. All things that colleges love to see while competing at any level.     [player_tooltip player_id='667440' first='Dylan' last='Peterson'] can bring it when she needs to. I've seen it first hand at events for years now. When Peterson is asked to be her team's driving force, she can be really productive and efficient. She keeps everything under-control on both offense and defense, demonstrating how well she can lead the group in every facet of the game. At the next level Peterson would have to be more of a PG/creator but that's possible with the correct guidance. This AAU season she did what she could in the time she was given and that's something she should be proud of.

In this piece we discuss more prospects out of the 2026 Class in Iowa who are still uncommitted to compete at the next level. Each of these players currently hold offers at this time but they haven't decided yet as to where they might end up.