Class of 2029 Rankings: Rounding Out the Top 10

The first official ranking for Kentucky's Class of 2029 is here. This initial list highlights over 100 prospects from across the Bluegrass State. Keep in mind, these rankings are only a starting point and a projection based on college potential, not just a player's current ability. The list will continue to grow and evolve with each update! Here's a look at numbers 6-10.    Greenwood star [player_tooltip player_id='925198' first='Anzlee' last='Hendrix'] takes the 6th spot. She led the Lady Gators in scoring last season with 10.6 points per game. A dynamic lead guard with spectacular skill. Anzlee uses her crafty handle and quickness to get past defenders, shows excellent body control finishing at the rim, and has both a reliable floater and a deadly three-point shot in her arsenal, making her a tough cover for any defense. She also distributes the ball at a high level, elevating her teammates in the process. After a strong summer on the Adidas Circuit with Lady Phenom United, Hendrix looks primed for a breakout freshman campaign.     [player_tooltip player_id='898547' first='Rhys' last='Everett'] claims the No. 7 spot on the list. She has good positional size and is one of the most versatile players in the class. She can score both inside and out, guard multiple positions on defense, and consistently competes on the glass. Last season, Rhys averaged 7.8 points per game while leading Conner in rebounding at 6.4 per contest. Already one of the top young talents in Northern Kentucky, she is a prospect to put on your radar in the Class of 2029.     Coming in at No. 8 is [player_tooltip player_id='1123102' first='Cardin' last='Sickles']. A four-sport athlete for Mercer County, she averaged 8.5 points and 6 rebounds per game last season. An athletic guard/wing, Cardin loves to compete and plays with a high motor. She runs the floor hard in transition, finishes well at the rim, and shows some shooting touch from the outside. She's also a really good rebounder. From what I hear, she has transferred to reigning four-time state champions Sacred Heart, which could elevate her game even further.     [player_tooltip player_id='1050214' first='Hannah' last='Simmon'] debuts as the No. 9 ranked 2029 prospect in Kentucky. She averaged 23.1 points, 3.3 steals, 2.7 assists, and 3 rebounds per game for the LKY Saints, a homeschool program in the Louisville area. A lengthy guard with a pure shooting stroke, Hannah has excellent mechanics and knocks down threes with impressive accuracy. Beyond scoring, she's a capable passer and a serviceable defender. She also turned in a productive AAU season with one of the nation's premier club programs, WV Thunder. A trailblazer in her own right, Hannah's upside and potential is undeniable.     [player_tooltip player_id='903388' first='Lillian' last='White'] rounds out the top 10 of our initial 2029 rankings in Kentucky. An athletic point guard with an elite handle, she does a terrific job balancing scoring with facilitating. Her defensive awareness is off the charts, she telegraphs passes well and comes up with a lot of steals by doing so, giving good production on both sides of the floor. She averaged 8.2 points per game for John Hardin last season and now has made the move to North Hardin, a team with the pieces to make some serious noise in the 5th Region this year.

The first official ranking for Kentucky's Class of 2029 is here. This initial list highlights over 100 prospects from across the Bluegrass State. Keep in mind, these rankings are only a starting point and a projection based on college potential, not just a player's current ability. The list will continue to grow and evolve with each update! Here's a look at numbers 6-10.