New Names to Know in the 2028 Top 60

The latest 2028 rankings update features several new names who are still new to the state but have already made their presence known in a short amount of time. Each of these prospects has quickly established themselves with a combination of size, skill, and long-term potential that translates immediately at the high school level. Their early impact and projected ceiling made them impossible to ignore, earning them a spot in the Top 60 as this class continues to take shape.    Stevi is one of the best shooters in the state, regardless of class, with high-level form and consistent mechanics that translate well beyond the arc. Her size and frame at the position add to her effectiveness by allowing her to get clean looks and shoot comfortably over defenders. Deep range is a real weapon, but her game goes beyond shooting as she can put the ball on the floor with clean handles and finish at the rim with either hand. A breakout performance against St. James at the Hoophall Classic helped solidify her impact, and her international playing experience shows in her confidence, feel, and overall maturity on the floor.     TJ plays on one of the top teams in the state and brings intriguing upside with her length and height. That size paired with versatility allows her to impact the game in multiple ways. She runs the floor well and uses her length effectively on the defensive end to block and alter shots. An unselfish player, she consistently crashes the boards on both ends and does the little things that help her team. As her game continues to develop, adding a more consistent perimeter shot would elevate her impact even further and could lead to a significant rise in the rankings.     Sara brings a big, strong frame and is a tough, physical finisher around the basket. She thrives attacking the rim with a combination of speed and strength which makes her difficult to keep out of the paint. Her ability to stretch the floor with her shot adds another dimension to her offensive game. High effort and energy show up consistently, paired with good athleticism on both ends of the floor. International playing experience is evident in her feel for the game as she passes the ball well, knows where her teammates are at all times, and moves effectively without the ball.     Rose is another long Australian prospect in the DME program who brings versatility and length to the floor. Her ability to stretch the floor with her shot makes her a tough matchup, especially when paired with her size. Great length allows her to rebound effectively and finish consistently around the rim. She can score with her back to the basket using polished moves or hurt defenses by slashing, cutting, and backcutting well without the ball. Running the floor well with a 6'2" frame and strong agility, she is difficult to stop once she gets into the paint or around the rim.         Terricka is an aggressive, high-impact guard who is constantly involved on both ends of the floor. Smooth and fluid from the perimeter, she consistently knocks down threes off the catch and the dribble while also attacking the rim with power and control. Her strong handle and physical approach allow her to embrace contact and rise comfortably into pull-up jumpers. Defensively, she brings toughness with strong on-ball pressure, effective switching, and activity that leads to deflections and jump-ball situations. A true playmaker, she handles the ball well, creates for others, and now adds her versatility and edge to the SEPA lineup after transferring from ZCA.

The latest 2028 rankings update features several new names who are still new to the state but have already made their presence known in a short amount of time. Each of these prospects has quickly established themselves with a combination of size, skill, and long-term potential that translates immediately at the high school level. Their early impact and projected ceiling made them impossible to ignore, earning them a spot in the Top 60 as this class continues to take shape.