2028 Rankings: Any 5 - Part 2

The Florida 2028 class continues to prove its depth with every ranking update. You can build a team in so many different ways — guard-heavy, wing-dominant, or dominant forwards — and still put together a group capable of competing against anyone. This unit blends skill, length, and toughness, giving it a style that can grind out games while still keeping pressure on opponents from the perimeter.    [player_tooltip player_id='248376' first='Arianna' last='Robinson'] is a confident floor general who brings poise and control to this five. She's at her best pushing tempo, attacking downhill, and forcing defenses to make tough choices. Robinson is just as effective creating for herself as she is setting up teammates, using her speed to maneuver through traffic or collapse defenses and kick out to open shooters. Defensively, she is disruptive on the ball. On offense, her ability to dictate pace and keep the offense flowing makes her a natural leader on the floor. Robinson has several State Championships and knows how to play with the expectation of winning.    <h2 class="wp-block-heading"></h2>    [player_tooltip player_id='514910' first='Ja'Niya' last='Corbin'] provides the shooting punch every lineup needs. A smooth perimeter scorer, Corbin has the speed to get to the rim and create scoring opportunities. In the State Championship game , she attempted 10 free throws. she can stretch defenses by knocking down shots from deep or attacking closeouts off the dribble. Her ability to space the floor opens driving lanes for her teammates. Corbin also brings grit defensively, competing on the perimeter and making opponents work for every look. Her confidence as a scorer and willingness to take big shots make her an essential piece of any offense.     [player_tooltip player_id='1117347' first='Seven' last='Gourdet'] is the spark plug of this lineup, bringing energy, physicality, and relentless effort in the paint. She attacks the glass, crashes for offensive rebounds, and generates easy buckets with her hustle. Gourdet also runs the floor well, turning defense into transition points and putting constant pressure on opposing forwards to keep up with her motor. Defensively, she embraces contact and isn't afraid to battle against size or strength. Her competitiveness sets the tone and gives this five its edge.     Rosendahl is the glue player who ties the backcourt and frontcourt together. At 5'7”, she has the size and versatility to play the one, the two, or the three, giving this lineup flexibility. Offensively, she's a confident perimeter shooter with the ability to knock down shots in rhythm. When she gets hot, she can string together multiple threes and change the momentum of a game. Beyond her shooting, Rosendahl makes plays for teammates by keeping the ball moving and finding open looks. Rosendahl is the steady presence that every lineup needs.     Tripeaux anchors the paint with her size and presence. She protects the rim, controls the boards, and can score the ball with her touch around the basket. Tripeaux brings balance to her team by giving it a post threat and some physicality. On the defensive end, she holds her ground and provides a safety net for her guards and wings, allowing them to play aggressively knowing she will pick up their assigned player if beaten.    This five has a clear identity: physical, versatile, and unselfish. Robinson, Corbin, and Rosendahl form a talented backcourt that provides length and balance in the scoring department. Gourdet brings hustle and grit in the paint, and Tripeaux locks down the middle. Together, they form a group that can control the boards, defend across positions, and score in multiple ways. The players are versatile and show once again how deep and flexible the 2028 class truly is.

The Florida 2028 class continues to prove its depth with every ranking update. You can build a team in so many different ways — guard-heavy, wing-dominant, or dominant forwards — and still put together a group capable of competing against anyone. This unit blends skill, length, and toughness, giving it a style that can grind out games while still keeping pressure on opponents from the perimeter.