Class of 2026 Updated College Prospect Rankings: Top Shooters

Easily one of the smoothest and most confident shooters in this class, Garcia has been consistent on being a go-to scorer for both her high school program as well as her AAU program. [program_tooltip program_id='714232' first='Pink' last='Elite'] is one of the more competitive programs on the PUMA circuit, and Garcia can take a strong amount of credit for that. There aren't too many shots beyond the arc that she can't make, and there aren't too many looks that she won't take. If you're a collegiate program looking for a sloor spacer.. Garcia needs to be on the call list.     Voss has maintained impact as one of the more consistent shooters in this class, and regardless of the size, she can be dominant on and off the ball. She has a quick and consistent flow and release on her jumper and isn't afraid to let it loose, no matter who is guarding or contesting the shot.     There's not a shot Thomas isn't willing to take, and when you display the confidence that she does, it can be a tough matchup for the defender. This season, Thomas might be an X factor for Benet, with a ton of their go to players being dominant on the drive and in the paint. Look for Thomas to get a lot of easy shots from kickouts. Wouldn't be surprised if she hits a couple of game winners.     Not too many prospects in this class have a picture perfect release, but Currey can notch her name in that category. The release is high, quick, and she never seems phased. With a jumper like that, she doesn't settle for just three balls; she knows how to get to the midrange and take high percentage shots from there as well.     Menendez has been under the radar, but this kid can SHOOT, and she doesn't seem afraid of the moment, and doesn't seem to be afraid to miss... which is a talent within itself. She has a high arc and a quick release, and can be a strong piece for an offense that is heavy motion focused.     Smith is more than a shooter; she's a legit all around scorer, but depending on the program that she ends up with, I believe she can be an off the ball threat as well. When you have the downhill game like she does, it opens up a lot of shot opportunities, and if she takes advantage, it could be a long game for her match up.     Still one of the most confident shooters in this class. Quinn has made a name for herself as a player that you can't leave any breathing room to. She can shoot on at the line and 3-5 steps back. Her speed with the ball opens those shots up for her a ton, with defenders not wanting to get beaten off the dribble. A program can have her off the ball as well as on the ball, and not feel any amount of drop off from an impact standpoint.