Trending Up: 2028 Rankings Movers

The Class of 2028 is already making waves. After completing their freshman high school seasons and stepping into their first travel ball campaigns as high schoolers, several players have proven they're ready for the spotlight. From breakout scoring performances to fearless defensive efforts, this group showed growth, maturity, and a hunger to separate themselves from the pack. Their stock is rising quickly, and our updated rankings reflect the hard work they've put in on both ends of the floor. These are the names you'll want to circle now, because their stories are just getting started.    [player_tooltip player_id='1235049' first='Mila' last='Miller'] moves from #90 to #80. Mila has the size, IQ, and skill to play her game effectively. The more she plays, the better she gets, as she continues to build confidence. She has the potential to be a major player at Zephyrhills Christian, where she is surrounded by talent. Her best attribute is her ability, with her height and frame, to get her shot off over virtually anyone. She can also put the ball on the floor when needed and get to a pull-up jumper. Mila has the tools to become one of the best technicians in her class, which could catch the attention of many and make her one of our biggest stock risers in the next rankings.     [player_tooltip player_id='1234890' first='Amiyah' last='Green'] makes a big jump from #94 to #81 and likely would have climbed even higher if not for an injury before the July live period. During the travel season, she had several breakout shooting performances, including one in Wesley Chapel where she knocked down five or more threes to help secure a big win against a heavily recruited team. Green has shown she can make a strong case as one of the best shooters in her class. Returning from injury before the season, she has the opportunity for a breakout year with an increased role at Evangelical Christian.     [player_tooltip player_id='1235174' first='Brianna' last='Jarquin'] jumps from #56 to #40 and has been lighting up the floor while gaining the attention of coaches and players alike. She recently picked up a Division II offer from Nova Southeastern University after standing out at their elite camp, which featured players from freshmen to seniors. Not only did she shine among her age group, but she proved herself as one of the best overall at the event. Jarquin showcased the same strengths she displayed all travel season—knocking down shots off the catch, off the screen, and off the dribble. I foresee Brianna having a major season at Western, leading her team in multiple categories, and entering next year with a handful of offers.     [player_tooltip player_id='1246829' first='Bijoux' last='Lacombe'] jumps from #74 to #62. Lacombe, a quick and shifty guard with the handles and pace to control the game, has showcased her full skill set throughout the travel season with [program_tooltip program_id='714167' first='Miami' last='Impact'], competing against some of the best. Her jab step and explosive first step have been consistent weapons, and she displayed the same impact at our Sophomore ID Camp. With the ability to handle pressure at the legendary American Heritage program, Lacombe is poised to take on a big role this season and prove she deserves an even higher spot in the next rankings.     [player_tooltip player_id='1238136' first='Madison' last='Londono'] moves from #87 to #79 after an impressive showing at the Sophomore ID Camp, where she proved to be one of the best form shooters in the state off the catch. She also displayed plenty of playmaking ability, making her a threat both on and off the ball. Londono carried that same momentum into the travel season, catching our attention in Wesley Chapel and earning a Standout Player honor. With an increased role this season at Doral Academy, she will be a player to watch as she looks to prove she deserves an even bigger jump in the next rankings.     [player_tooltip player_id='1235883' first='Isabella' last='Gomes'] breaks into the Top 100, jumping nearly 20 spots from #107 to #88. Her big leap comes not only from an impressive showing at the Sophomore ID Camp, where she proved to be a two-way menace on the floor, but also from her strong performances during the travel season in Atlanta and Wesley Chapel. Gomes displayed great energy and anticipation on both ends of the court, consistently making her presence felt. Looking ahead, I foresee Gomes truly stepping into her own this season and playing a major role in the success of her high school team.     [player_tooltip player_id='514911' first='Analia' last='Santana'] is a new face making her debut at #110. This was our first time seeing her in person at the Sophomore ID Camp, and she impressed with her ball-handling and athleticism. She is definitely a player we will be keeping a close watch on, as she has the potential to make significant strides in her skills, exposure, and rankings in the near future. Analia is a name to know for the remainder of her high school career.

The Class of 2028 is already making waves. After completing their freshman high school seasons and stepping into their first travel ball campaigns as high schoolers, several players have proven they're ready for the spotlight. From breakout scoring performances to fearless defensive efforts, this group showed growth, maturity, and a hunger to separate themselves from the pack. Their stock is rising quickly, and our updated rankings reflect the hard work they've put in on both ends of the floor. These are the names you'll want to circle now, because their stories are just getting started.