2029's - 6' and Above | Prep Girls Hoops

<p>As we round out our list of players standing six feet and taller, we turn our focus to the freshmen. At this stage, many girls with this kind of height are still learning to fully sync their skills with their growing frames. That means their ceilings are high — both physically and developmentally — with plenty of room to sharpen their game, refine their footwork, and elevate their overall impact over the next few years.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">6'4"</h2>    <p class="text-gray-700">Not only does Ava lead her class in height, but she also brings a strong, physical frame that allows her to hold her ground in the paint. Once she secures a rebound or a post entry, it's tough for anyone to keep her from finishing at the rim. With Bountiful's primary center graduating, Ava could be the missing piece that helps propel the Redhawks back into championship contention.</p>    <h2 class="wp-block-heading">6'2"</h2>    <p class="text-gray-700">Jojo will be one of Bingham's “twin towers” this season, joining [player_tooltip player_id='796469' first='Veanna' last='Pau'u'] as a 6'2" interior presence. As a young center with plenty of room to grow physically and refine her footwork, Jojo has the potential to develop into a cornerstone for the Miners' frontcourt and help keep Bingham a powerhouse in the coming years.</p>    <h2 class="wp-block-heading">6'1"</h2>    <p class="text-gray-700">Bella's game right now is primarily played with her back to the basket, but her mobility sets her apart. She's got soft hands, runs the floor well, and finishes strong in transition. With several upperclassmen at Fremont standing a few inches taller, she'll have excellent mentors to help her refine her post-game and develop into a dominant presence in the paint.</p>     <p class="text-gray-700">Lilliana has primarily played inside, but she's expanded her game to the perimeter more than most players her size. She's got a tight handle, can confidently knock down shots beyond the arc, and shows advanced offensive instincts for her age. She could easily become the cornerstone Roy builds its program around.</p>    <h2 class="wp-block-heading">6'0"</h2>    <p class="text-gray-700">Camryn's ceiling is sky-high, and she might have the most upside of anyone in her class. This season, she'll get to play more in her natural role as a stretch 4, where her length and shooting touch will shine. As she continues to develop physically, it's easy to see her becoming a legitimate big-time college prospect in the near future.</p>

As we round out our list of players standing six feet and taller, we turn our focus to the freshmen. At this stage, many girls with this kind of height are still learning to fully sync their skills with their growing frames. That means their ceilings are high — both physically and developmentally — with plenty of room to sharpen their game, refine their footwork, and elevate their overall impact over the next few years.