The Final Top 30 Spots 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 26th through 30th ranked prospects in the 2029 class...for now:    Khloe debuts at No. 26 in the 2029 rankings as a pass-first point guard who shoots it at a high level and plays the game the right way. She has a pure, repeatable stroke with deep range and can knock down shots on the move, in transition, or with limited space. Khloe controls pace well, sets up the offense, and creates opportunities for teammates while staying poised and under control. She is comfortable attacking off two feet, using counters when cut off, and finishing with touch. Already owning solid experience and production, she continues to expand her game as a creator. Coachable, team-oriented, and competitive, Khloe also takes pride on the defensive end by using effort and awareness to disrupt opposing guards.     Jate comes in at No. 27 in the 2029 rankings as a dynamic point guard who plays with energy, pace, and confidence. She handles the ball well, uses a strong hesitation to create separation, and gets downhill where she finishes craftily with either hand. Jate stays aggressive throughout possessions by constantly applying pressure to the defense. Her intensity, hustle, and fearlessness set the tone while her court vision allows her to make timely reads when defenses collapse. With her motor and competitive edge, Jate is a high-impact guard on both ends of the floor.     Krystina debuts at No. 28 in the 2029 rankings as a skilled guard who plays with poise and control. She has tight handles, a good wingspan, and plays low with the ball which allows her to change speed and direction while operating at her own tempo. Krystina shoots it well from deep with a clean, smooth stroke and can score off the bounce at all three levels. Defensively, she uses her instincts and activity to jump passing lanes and create turnovers. With her experience, patience, and steady development, Krystina shows real upside and continues to trend upward in the 2029 class.     Brianna comes in at No. 29 in the 2029 rankings as one of the most fundamentally sound guards in the class. She is an aggressive, disruptive defender who anticipates passing lanes and creates turnovers that lead to offense. Brianna shoots it at a high level, especially off the catch, with sharp mechanics and deep range that make closeouts difficult. She handles the ball with confidence, operates well in pick-and-roll, and consistently makes the right reads as a playmaker. With her high IQ, toughness, and strong foundation as a shooter and passer, Brianna continues to gain momentum as a rising guard in the Sunshine State.     Skylar debuts at No. 30 in the 2029 rankings as a tough, competitive guard who makes her presence felt on both ends of the floor. She sets the tone defensively with constant ball pressure, physicality, and effort while creating turnovers through anticipation and toughness. Offensively, Skylar plays with poise and pace, finishes strong at the rim, and knocks down shots from the perimeter while also showing a reliable mid-range game. Her energy, confidence, communication, and ability to make plays in key moments make her one of the more impactful young guards in the 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 26th through 30th ranked prospects in the 2029 class...for now: