2029’s Set To Impress In First Rankings
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Next month marks the debut of the freshman class rankings, and this group is stacked with talent that promises to make waves in Utah girls' basketball for years to come. We've already had the chance to get a glimpse of several of these rising stars during fall play, and it's clear this class is bringing skill, size, and confidence to the floor. Here are some of the freshmen we're excited to keep an eye on as the season tips off.
Ridgeline shouldn't miss much of a beat staying competitive this season, even with Emily Skinner no longer on the roster. Stepping into the mix, Sianna brings a mature presence to the backcourt and plays with the poise of someone well beyond her years. She's shown the ability to handle the ball under pressure, make smart reads, and keep the offense flowing — traits that are rare in a young guard. Her versatility enables her to shift seamlessly between roles as a ball handler, distributor, and defender, giving Ridgeline flexibility and stability on both ends of the floor.
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Stepping into a full varsity role at Lehi, Camryn will need to prove she's ready for the pace and physicality of the next level — and from what we've seen in summer and fall play, she looks more than prepared. With
Kelcee Rasmussen
Kelcee
Rasmussen
6'1" | C/PF
Lehi | 2028
State
UT
anchoring the middle, Camryn will have the freedom to operate along the perimeter, where her length and mobility can cause problems for opposing offenses. Expect her to be active on the glass, disrupt passing lanes, and use her size to make an early impact on both ends of the floor.
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Among the incoming freshmen who stand above six feet, Bella stands out as one to watch. Fremont already boasts plenty of size across its roster, but adding Bella gives them even more versatility and depth in the frontcourt. Her presence provides valuable options for how the coaching staff can adjust lineups — whether that means shifting taller players to the wing or matching up against the length of other top 5A programs. With her frame and potential, Bella strengthens Fremont's ability to control the boards and defend the paint while giving them flexibility to stretch the floor against bigger opponents.
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Amelia Saltern
Amelia
Saltern
5'6" | CG/SG
Ridgeline | 2029
State
UT
|| Ridgeline - More skills coming for Ridgeline to complement a great list of talent
Tialani Ramos
Tialani
Ramos
5'9" | SF/CG
Mountain Ridge | 2029
State
UT
|| Mountain Ridge - Could see varsity opportunity as a freshman
Peyton Warner
Peyton
Warner
5'8" | PG
Lone Peak | 2029
State
UT
|| Lone Peak - Will fill in the spaces left by departing players
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