Class of 2026 College Prospect Rankings: Top Uncommitted PG's

Tart has been a key piece for O'Fallon, and with her being one of the more aggressive and energetic guards in the state, what she can bring to a program is more than the obvious skill that she has. She's one of those players who still has another level to tap into.     Frempong has gotten better each year, in my opinion, and if you're a college coach who is looking for someone to grow with your program, or someone to come in and push the needle, you'll need a Frempong. She has everything you need out of guard, the handles, the vision, and the athleticism is not matched by many players in this class, let alone the state.     One of the best on-ball defenders in the state, regardless of class, and what she can do on the offensive end can't be overlooked as well. She's a player who sticks in the gym, puts her head down, and gets to work. Players like that can elevate. program the moment they step foot on campus.     One of the more versatile guards in the state, Evans has more tools in her bag than she's able to show, but when the possessions call for it, you truly see how talented and how skilled she is. She can defend, she can score from all levels, she can be your facilitator, she can crash the boards at a high rate... she's a true basketball player that can adapt to whatever system she's in.     Layne is one of the few pure point guards in this class, and though injuries took a year from her, you don't seem to notice at all. She has a motor and aggression about her that seems to push those around her, and from a skillset standpoint she can do what needs to be done, or whatever the possession calls out of her.