Prospects Rounding Out the Top 20 in the 2029 Rankings Debut

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 are the 16th through 20th ranked prospects in the 2029 class...for now:    Devyn debuts at No. 16 after standing out with her length, motor, and conditioning, allowing her to impact the game at a high level on both ends. She consistently outworks opponents on the glass, defends multiple positions, and pushes the ball in transition. Her effort plays, active hands, and ability to finish through contact highlight her competitive edge. Offensively, she can score in the paint and knock down shots when given space. As her game continues to develop, Devyn has the tools to become a dominant presence throughout her high school career.     Jada comes in at No. 17 and is in an excellent situation at Grandview where strong coaching and daily competition accelerate her development. She plays meaningful minutes alongside upperclassmen bound for Division I basketball and faces that same level of talent in practice, which shows in her poise and comfort during games. Jada understands her role, impacts winning without forcing the action, and brings good size and frame for her class. She plays with advanced guard IQ, picks defenses apart with her passing, and scores efficiently at all three levels with deep range and a quick release. Her ability to stay under control, create space, and finish with touch around the rim makes her a tough cover. Jada consistently brings energy, knocks down shots from deep, and stands out as a reliable and impactful guard in this 2029 class.     Moriah comes in at No. 18 after standing out at our Freshman Showcase and proving herself on one of the most talented, deepest rosters in the state. She brings advanced size and length for her age, along with versatility, energy, and poise that allow her to impact the game on both ends. Defensively, she uses her length and motor to create deflections and block shots across the floor. Offensively, she can score in bunches, knocks down shots from the perimeter, attacks the rim, and anticipates misses to rebound on both ends. With her physical tools, confidence, and competitive edge, Moriah establishes herself as one of the top 2029 prospects in Southwest Florida.     A'Niyah debuts at No. 19 after while logging significant minutes at Lake Highland Prep at a young age on a team who always plays against top competition. She will continues to play a key role for an LHP team that brought back nearly its entire roster. A'Niyah plays the game like a true point guard, handling the ball with pace, getting downhill, and creating opportunities for her teammates. She finishes well in traffic with polished step-throughs and euro steps and consistently makes the right reads. After a strong showing at the Freshman Showcase, A'Niyah establishes herself as one of the top 2029 guards in Central Florida.     [player_tooltip player_id='1261851' first='Shea' last='Donovan'] debuts at No. 20 after consistently impressing with her ability to run the team as a freshman. An explosive point guard, she gets downhill with ease, puts constant pressure on the defense, and creates advantages off the dribble. Her paint penetration collapses defenses and leads to quality looks for teammates, reflected in her high assist numbers. Shea plays with poise beyond her years, controls tempo, and shows fearlessness against top competition. Defensively, she stays engaged on the ball and applies steady pressure. With her speed, vision, and leadership, Shea establishes herself as one of the more reliable floor generals in the 2029 class.

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 are the 16th through 20th ranked prospects in the 2029 class...for now: