2029 Player Rankings Update: Five Other Major Impact Prospects

Here we have five players out of the 2029 Class in Iowa that are going to be impact prospects within their high school program moving into the future.   Thanks for tuning in and enjoy!    [player_tooltip player_id='957838' first='Presley' last='Prill'] is going to be very good over her high school career at West Burlington. Prill is skilled enough that she is going to make easy work of everyone that stands in her way throughout the Varsity season the Winter. Their group will return other talented hoopers so Prill will be able to play her own game. She can learn the ropes from upperclassman first-hand and she will be able to make mistakes without it costing her team the game in the end - relieving some unneeded pressure as she tries to grow as a prospect. As long as everyone is used in the correct way, they are sure to make some waves this upcoming season from an outsider perspective.     I don't expect [player_tooltip player_id='1201510' first='Grace' last='McCann'] to see a ton of Varsity time this upcoming Winter but that shouldn't diminish the fact that McCann is going to a gp-to player for the Wolves over her career. Just like her older sister, McCann just makes things happen. She makes plays when her team's system breaks down and she understands how to compete on the hardwood the right way as an overall prospect. If she can continue to grind and watch the talented ones above her for a Winter or two, who knows how far she will be able to take things in the very end.     [player_tooltip player_id='928443' first='Maya' last='Jenkins'] is going to dominate her matchup's this Winter at Forest City as her team's PG/SG. I have a feeling that Jenkins will make a big impact almost right away for her crew as a creator, facilitator, and shot maker. She will also try to standout as a feisty defender for anyone that is trying to bring up the ball with a weak handle in both the full or half courts. Jenkins brings the fire. She plays with emotion but she is never too high or never too low. She is always just right and that attitude is going to take her a long way when you mix it with her skill-set.     I am not sure what we will exactly see out of [player_tooltip player_id='1226071' first='Eden' last='Horn'] this Winter at St. Edmond's but I'm sure she is going to end her Freshman season while averaging a double-double in points-rebounds, as well as averaging a high number of blocks on defense. Horn is one of the tallest players that the state of Iowa will have to offer, no matter the age or Class level at 6'3. She will have the ability to be the staple of her varsity program on both sides of the floor. We always say you can't teach height. You can't and this type of height is a game-changer when used in the correct ways.     IC - Liberty is going to be led at the Varsity level with upperclassmen leadership this Winter but someone out of their 2029 Class, who is going to be able to make her presence known over-time is [player_tooltip player_id='884400' first='Aubrey' last='Meyer']. Meyer is 5'9'/5'10 at the SF position but I think she will slowly adapt to being more of a CG over her career. This will give her the chance to see the floor more at either spot compared to being solely stuck to the Forward position. Meyer has a nice mixture of coordinated balance, quick feet, a good touch on the ball, while being pretty smart when it comes to the X's and O's within the game. She just needs to stay locked in with her eyes on the prize and she will be a name we continue to talk about moving into the rest of her high school career.

Here we have five players out of the 2029 Class in Iowa that are going to be impact prospects within their high school program moving into the future.