Uncommitted But Ready To Roll

Each of the players below is an uncommitted hooper out of the 2026 Class in Iowa. These players might not be committed yet but many of them have interest and options as to where they might try to compete following their high school campaign. Either way, these prospects are ready to roll for the upcoming season and any challenge that is put in front of them.   Thanks for tuning in and enjoy    [player_tooltip player_id='502098' first='Kennedy' last='Skaggs'] is a prospect that is still available to compete for a program at the collegiate level following this upcoming Winter season Skaggs, a 5'10 CG, can do a number of things as a guard while having better than average size for her position. She can even post up smaller opponents that might try to match her near the bucket as her team runs their offensive system. Not to mention, she can simply just shoot over others that might be smaller. Defensively, with her length she can be matched up with someone her size, smaller, or bigger. It just comes down to the given situation at hand. Williamsburg will have 2/3 college caliber prospects this Winter. If they can be used in the correct ways, they should take things far come Playoff time.     Touch, a lighting quick first step, the ability to play off of two feet. These are just some of the skills you need to possess if you want to compete at the collegiate level while being a smaller individual. [player_tooltip player_id='603374' first='Claire' last='King'] does all of those things really well, along with always saying active and being a great teammate to those around her. King has been a life force for Wahlert Catholic at the varsity level for years now. She started things early on in her career mainly as a shooter and she has built on that each and every year since to become a respectable hooper. I'm not sure if that is going to be good enough to give her a chance at the next level but it should. I know a few programs that could use someone like this but at the end of the day, it all comes down to fit.     [player_tooltip player_id='582810' first='Tori' last='Lindsay'] of PCM High School will be her team's top dawg once again for this Winter season as she tried to help her program. Lindsay would be considered a 5'6 pass-first PG. In many situations she has to create and go get her team a bucket at the varsity level but you can tell that she is pretty solid at assisting others at a high rate as well. This is a program that we don't hear too much about but when we do, it's because Lindsay is going to work in one way or another as their unquestionable leader. That's been the case for a few years now and will be the case once again this Winter as she tries to make a case for herself to compete at the college level in the future.     It's going to be very interesting to see how IC - Liberty competes this Winter. They will return most of their producing roster from a year ago, as they look to make it to the State Tournament once again for a final go-around with their upperclassmen lead squad. Someone from this team, who is still figuring out their collegiate future is [player_tooltip player_id='881144' first='Madilyn' last='Meyer']. Meyer is a glue-guy. A player that willing to do whenever is needed for the team to be successful. She works hard, stays locked in during the off-season for travel ball, and she is always willing to be a study of the game. This Winter she is going to be a plug-and-play role player for the Liberty team and that could take them places before things are said and done.     We have been talking about how Forest City is going to be a solid squad for years to come at all of their grade levels with the younger Classes they are bringing in. Someone that is going to lead them again for one more go around this Winter, who has college level potential while being uncommitted still is [player_tooltip player_id='839336' first='Hayden' last='Brown'] at the SG spot. Brown is a natural as an offensive weapon and a hard worker. She knows how to attack from every offensive level in every given situation and that has helped her produce for years now. Like I said, this group brings in a special 2029 Class. If they can help Brown over the next twelve months, they are going to win a lot of games and all of their prospects will look great while doing so.

Each of the players below is an uncommitted hooper out of the 2026 Class in Iowa. These players might not be committed yet but many of them have interest and options as to where they might try to compete following their high school campaign. Either way, these prospects are ready to roll for the upcoming season and any challenge that is put in front of them.