Freshmen 50: Top prospects 11 through 15

It's late October and our Prep Girls Hoops fall rankings update is in the home stretch. We've saved the most intriguing group for last – the Freshman 50 – as we delineate the Class of 2029 for the first time after scouting them over the past six months. In our first two installments this week we gave you evaluations on our <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2025/10/freshman-50-meet-the-top-prospects-of-2029/">top 5 prospects</a> followed by prospects <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2025/10/freshman-50-top-2029-prospects-6-through-10/">#6 through #10</a>. Now it's time for #11 through #15.    #11: One of the premier forwards in the freshman class, Arrey is a natural-born athlete who has consistently raised her game over the past couple of years. Standing at 6'1 with a long frame, a ton of speed, and plenty of bounce in her step, Jenille excels as a rebounder and shot blocker. On the offensive end of the floor, the East Ridge freshman has made major strides in both her footwork and touch around the rim. If Arrey's game continues to develop at the same rate, there's no telling how good she can be.     #12: Grosse's game has been on the rise for some time now. Her competitive edge and unwavering work ethic in the gym have made her stand out not only as an elite three-point shooter, but as a true leader on the court. The 5'8 guard's game is filled with finesse, and everything she does on the court is silky smooth. Nevaeh excels as a distributor, using her court vision and ability to read the defense to create open looks for her team. Although it's already clear she's a Division 1 prospect, the Eastview freshman is just scratching the surface of her full potential.     #13: The Mountain Iron-Buhl freshman has had some serious development in her game over the course of the year. Having grown both in height and physical strength, Thomas is now a versatile two-way player who is willing to do whatever her team asks of her. Farrah can score in a variety of ways but is particularly fond of attacking the rim from the left, where she finishes at a high rate. The 5'9 guard/forward plays physical defense, is aggressive on the boards, and rarely gets outworked. Now entering her third season of varsity competition, Thomas should play a crucial role for the Rangers.     #14: One of the fiercest competitors in the class, Purcell has made a major impact for both the [program_tooltip program_id='712687' first='Minnesota' last='Fury'] and Annandale over the past few years. On the defensive end, the 5'10 forward brings a gritty work ethic and physical style of play to the floor. Alysen uses her strength and motor to her advantage, allowing her to excel on the boards. On offense, the Cardinals freshman can get to the basket with ease or shoot the lights out from the perimeter. As an 8th grader she averaged 6.5 rebounds, 2.5 steals, and just under 14 points per game. Purcell was out injured this summer but that does not diminish her long-term projection.     #15: Following an outstanding summer with [program_tooltip program_id='713021' first='West' last='Central United'], Tanner is gearing up for a big high school season. Standing at 6'2, the New London-Spicer freshman possesses the unique combination of size, strength, and mobility that is required of a D1 post prospect. In addition, Korbin's ability to score inside the paint, rebound and block shots with ease, and even knock down shots from beyond the arc give her game a significant degree of versatility. After averaging 7.5 points and 5 rebounds per game as an 8th grader, Tanner is ready to take things up another notch this winter.    HOW THE RANKINGS WORK   Prep Girls Hoops prospect rankings are based on a player's potential for college basketball, NOT their current level of play in high school. Our goal is to project where players fit in the college basketball landscape and help college coaches identify Minnesota prospects who will fit well at their level of competition. For more information on the ranking process, please go to the rankings tab above and select the <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/how-we-rank/">How We Rank</a> option.   PGH scout Ally McGinnis contributed to these evaluations.

It's late October and our Prep Girls Hoops fall rankings update is in the home stretch. We've saved the most intriguing group for last – the Freshman 50 – as we delineate the Class of 2029 for the first time after scouting them over the past six months. In our first two installments this week we gave you evaluations on our top 5 prospects followed by prospects #6 through #10. Now it's time for #11 through #15.