Top 25 Prospects 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 21st through 25th ranked prospects in the 2029 class...for now:    Anayah debuts at No. 21 in the 2029 rankings as a 6'2” true post with highly desirable size, length, and mobility for the next level. She finishes effectively around the rim with either hand and shows a soft touch inside. Beyond scoring and rebounding, Anayah impacts the game with her defensive presence and strong passing instincts, making her a versatile and high-upside freshman in the class.     Nyla debuts at No. 22 in the 2029 rankings as a superb athlete who impacts the game on both ends. She shares the ball well, anticipates passes to create steals, and disrupts opposing offenses. Nyla uses her speed and strength to finish in transition and rebounds effectively for her position, making her a versatile and high-energy contributor for her team.     [player_tooltip player_id='1635189' first='Alexis' last='Hill'] debuts at No. 23 in the 2029 rankings as a strong, physical, and versatile forward with good size in this class. She dominates the boards, uses her strength to impact both ends, and is developing into a perimeter threat by attacking off the dribble and drawing fouls to get to the free throw line. With her toughness and improving guard skills, Alexis is steadily rising and is poised to continue making a name for herself.     Jasmine debuts at No. 24 in the 2029 rankings as one of the top shooters and players in the state. She consistently attacks the baseline, finishes at the rim with either hand, and knocks down 15-foot jumpers with great rotation and accuracy. Her passing stands out, delivering precise assists in traffic, and her size and strength allow her to score inside as well. With her skill set and feel for the game, Jasmine establishes herself as a versatile and high-level contributor in the 2029 class.     Olivia debuts at No. 25 in the 2029 rankings with a lengthy frame and size that give her a high ceiling as a guard. She plays with energy and confidence, handles the ball well with either hand, and scores in multiple ways from all areas of the floor. Olivia rises to the moment in key situations and impacts winning basketball with her scoring and decision-making. Her defensive instincts, athleticism, and long strides allow her to close gaps, disrupt playmakers, and make a difference without the ball. With her combination of offensive skill and defensive impact, Olivia is a versatile and high-upside prospect 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 21st through 25th ranked prospects in the 2029 class...for now: