2028 Player Rankings Update: Top Five
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This most recent Update has a few changes with prospects moving all around on the Ranking board. We are coming off of the start of the 2025-2026 high school season and now we have the chance to see what prospects can do for another year at the Varsity level.
In this piece we highlight the new Top Five for the 2028 Class. Each player brings a unique talent to the floor and they each possess the ability to compete at the next level if they so choose.
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When you are looking for the best overall leader by example out of this Class, it come to you in the form of
Payton Dolliver
Payton
Dolliver
5'11" | SG/CG
Malcolm | 2028
State
NE
of Malcolm High School. Dolliver took over the reigns for her sister within this program last Winter while she was injured but now both are back and thriving. When it comes to Payton, she plays smart, simple basketball and that helps her thrive. She is a natural at leading her team with communication, skill, and dedication. There is never a question if Payton is mentally locked in or ready to go. If anything, she is always the most locked in and that speaks to her preparation. There are SEVERAL college programs with interest for Dolliver. I'm not sure where she will end up but she will have options.
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Alivia Kuhn
Alivia
Kuhn
5'9" | CG
Marian | 2028
State
NE
of Marian High School has been doing
Alivia Kuhn
Alivia
Kuhn
5'9" | CG
Marian | 2028
State
NE
-type things so far this season. What does that mean you might ask? It means a whole lot of buckets offensively paired with a whole lotta winning. Kuhn is a coordinated hooper. She is usually labeled one of the best offensive players on the court at any given time with her shooting ability, her midrange jumper, and her ability to get all the way to the bucket off of a single dribble or two. Kuhn is another prospect that is going to be in that conversation for some D1 looks at the end of the day. She just needs to stay consistent and rest will be history.
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Jumping into our Top Five for the first time in her young career is
Macie Reiner
Macie
Reiner
5'10" | CG
Bennington | 2028
State
NE
of Bennington High School. Reiner received a lot of love this Spring AAU season because of her witty play. She finished off the year with some great numbers and some collegiate offers as well and now she has used that momentum to help her Bennington team start this Winter season. Reiner is interesting because of her combination of skill and size. She moves effortlessly at 5'10 and she knows how to make smart plays when it gets into crunch time. There is not a doubt in my mind that Reiner will end up as a D1-level commit at the end of the day. Like we said, she is good enough so she should still have some options before everything is said and done.
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It's been nice to see
Allie John
Allie
John
6'1" | SF
Bennington | 2028
State
NE
make a strong come-back this Winter following her Freshman campaign. John is a force underneath the hoop but she also possesses some guard-like abilities on both sides of the floor. John can be your dominant post, that controls the lane and gets you double-double in points-rebounds. She can also step out to screen and pop, so that she can hit some open shots from around the outside. When you have someone who can spread the floor like this and they have height, it's noteworthy. I have a feeling that we still have yet to see the best out of John. She can certainly hoop and she is only going to get better with her experience on the Varsity floor. For now though, she rounds out out Top Five at #5.
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