Ranked And Uncommitted Prospects From The 2026 Class

Here we have five prospects out of the 2026 Class in Iowa that are rated in our PGH system but they are still all uncommitted looking towards their future. Each of these individuals hold offers to compete at the next level if they want too but at this point, it's still up in the air.   Thanks for tuning in and enjoy!    Kroymann is a prospect that does valuable work under the hoop as a Center/Power Forward. When Kroymann has time and spacing with her back to the basket, she is very efficient. If she doesn't have a lot of time, that's okay. She can still make something happen in the blink of an eye with a fast move or a counter. She is also a solid passer out of the post on the catch so when opposing teams try to double-down defensively, she can pass out of it to an open teammate for a quick assist. Kroymann has interest from a few different schools at the next level. I'm not sure how that will turn out but if she does end up on a college roster, she should be able to producer sooner rather than later.     I'm hoping to see [player_tooltip player_id='672168' first='Mylee' last='Stiefel'] take her game to a whole other level this Winter at Burlington as their top dawg on both sides of the ball. Stiefel produces as a PG but she is also someone that is ball dominant. If she wants to make things happen, she needs the ball in her possession. Whatever program she competes with in college, she will have to learn how to really become a pass-first killer while still being dangerous as a scoring threat. She possesses all the intangibles and she does compete like a born leader so as long as she falls into a situation in which she fits, she should be someone that can produce at a higher rate than average. No matter the level of competition.     [player_tooltip player_id='656292' first='Zoe' last='Allen'] is one of the top PF still available across the Midwest out of the 2026 Class. Allen is a 6'1 dominating force within 15FT of the hoop. She can score in every way imaginable between the blocks, she can knock down a little midrange jumper, and she can screen & roll from all three offensive levels towards the bucket while sealing her defender. With her mature of size, physicality, touch, and balance, it makes sense that Allen is getting a lot of love from the college level moving into her Senior year. If she plays to her full capabilities over the next few months, she should lead Williamsburg to the State Tournament but we will see.     I still think that [player_tooltip player_id='502091' first='Adalyn' last='Long'] could be an avid player at the next level if she finds the right fit for her game. Long is the type of player that could start for you or she could come off the bench. Either way, her production levels will not change. She is someone that can sub in a game, go 2-3 from three off the catch as she also plays solid defense, then she can sub right back out. I guess what I'm saying is that her game is so efficient at times that she is versatile in what her role can be within a system. I know that Long is dedicated to this game and that dedication should carry her to an opportunity in college at the end of the day.     I am surprised about a few prospects in this Class and their lack of offers. [player_tooltip player_id='892063' first='Ashlee' last='Brown'] is one of those prospect because she is solid as an overall competitor. Brown has good size for her position, she works off the ball really well, she can be a three level scoring threat offensively, she can defend multiple positions, and she plays with an aggressive but calculated demeanor. When you add all of this together you get a hooper than can get the task done. Whatever that task maybe and Brown shows glimpses of that. Brown does possess one D1 offer at this time but I'm sure there would be a handful of schools out there interested in her talents if she wanted to continue on with her basketball journey.

Here we have five prospects out of the 2026 Class in Iowa that are rated in our PGH system but they are still all uncommitted looking towards their future. Each of these individuals hold offers to compete at the next level if they want too but at this point, it's still up in the air.