2029 Rankings Debut: Rounding Out the Top 10

With over half a season of high school hoops in the books, the 2029 Player Rankings have officially made their debut for this Freshman class. Remember, these rankings reflect long-term potential as college prospects rather than just current high school production. This debut list could and should look much different over the next few years and will grow in size at each update. The postseason and upcoming travel ball season will be key as all of these players will compete in those top age groups (15U, 16U, 17U) where college coaches, media, and evaluators focus their attention. Here is the second half of the Top 10 Prospects in the 2029 class...for now:    Keren is a new name in Florida, but she brings international experience and was named to the U16 AmeriCup First Team alongside Eve Long, Ivanna Wilson, and Avery Arije. She already has a strong frame and is a tough, versatile athlete at a young age. Keren has a chance to be very special in Florida's 2029 class as a backcourt option that can do a little bit of everything.     Gianna may not be a household name yet as she flies under the radar without a social media presence which is rare in today's game. She has a strong, nearly college-ready frame already with years still ahead of her. A versatile 6-footer, she can score at all three levels and stretch the floor. As her confidence and leadership continue to grow, she has the chance to become a star in the Tampa Bay area.     Ruby is coming off an impressive 41-point performance with 11 three-pointers last week. She creates space for her shot and has a quick release that is tough to defend. Her athleticism, handle, and vision make her one of the top guards in the state for this class. This season, she is averaging 20.5 points, 7.7 rebounds, 3.2 assists, and 2.9 steals per game, showcasing her versatility and impact as a freshman.     Khloe is one of the most electric guards in the state and is putting up video-game numbers with 32 points, 6.2 steals, and 4 assists per game. She has helped turn a team that went 0–19 last season into a 16–4 contender. Her handle is elite, and she uses quick bursts of speed and a deep bag to beat defenders. Khloe's change of direction and pace is next level, and I'm excited to see what she does on the Nike EYBL circuit this summer.     Audra debuts in the Top 10 with one of the longest frames and tallest builds in the backcourt. She rebounds exceptionally well for a guard and is a true example of versatility. Her ability to score at all three levels, space the floor, and protect the rim makes her a threat every time she's on the court. Audra has huge upside and is a special talent out of Jacksonville.

With over half a season of high school hoops in the books, the 2029 Player Rankings have officially made their debut for this Freshman class. Remember, these rankings reflect long-term potential as college prospects rather than just current high school production. This debut list could and should look much different over the next few years and will grow in size at each update. The postseason and upcoming travel ball season will be key as all of these players will compete in those top age groups (15U, 16U, 17U) where college coaches, media, and evaluators focus their attention. Here is the second half of the Top 10 Prospects in the 2029 class...for now: