2026s Who Rose in the Rankings

Ella's game continued to evolve throughout her senior season, with steady improvement showing in multiple areas. Her defensive pressure set the tone, and she consistently used her length to disrupt offenses and force adjustments, often keeping opponents from getting comfortable in the paint. In transition, she showed the ability to beat defenders down the floor and attack the basket with confidence.   As the season progressed, her impact became more noticeable on both ends of the court. With her size and defensive instincts, Ella still has significant upside and room for growth as she moves to the next level.     Ella's length immediately separates her from many players at her position. Standing at 6'1" as a shooting guard, she brings a rare physical advantage to the perimeter. Beyond the measurable stats, her impact shows up in the small moments — applying pressure on ball handlers, getting hands into passing lanes, creating deflections, and disrupting offensive rhythm.   Those defensive instincts and her ability to affect possessions without needing the ball make her a valuable presence on the floor. With her size and the non-stat influence she brings to the game, Ella projects as the type of player who can continue to contribute and make a difference for as long as she stays in the game.     For a player listed at 6'0", Cash plays with the presence of someone even taller. She's comfortable battling in the paint, taking on bigger defenders without hesitation, and consistently holding her own against players with a height advantage. Her rebounding ability stands out, as she's able to track the ball well and pull down boards in traffic against taller opponents.   With her size, physical play style, and versatility, Cash projects as a player who could fit into multiple roles at the next level. Whether lining up at the 3, 4, or even sliding into the 5 in certain matchups, she has the tools and toughness to adapt to what a program needs.     Green Canyon had several players elevate their play late in the season, and Mya proved to be one of the biggest difference-makers. Her impact during the postseason was impossible to ignore, as she consistently influenced the flow of the game on both ends of the floor. Whether creating scoring opportunities, disrupting plays defensively, or stepping up in key moments, Mya showed the ability to take control when her team needed it most. That dominant stretch helped elevate her standing and demonstrated that she has the tools to develop into a player capable of making an impact at the next level.     Talyssa proved that even an injury couldn't keep her from delivering when her team needed her most. She continued to show up in key moments, impacting the game with a calm, controlled style of play. Her movements are smooth and efficient, and she finds ways to influence possessions without drawing unnecessary attention to herself.   Talyssa's game is a reminder that effectiveness doesn't have to come with flash. She quietly disrupts opponents, makes the right plays, and consistently contributes where it matters most.    [player_tooltip player_id='796794' first='Kylee' last='Falatea'] - Led West to the finals. Heading to Oregon for the next level. One of the most versatile players in the state as a senior.   [player_tooltip player_id='796796' first='Tabitha' last='Clark'] - Primary reason for Pleasant Grove's successful season. Primary consistent contributor throughout the season. Headed to UVU next season.   [player_tooltip player_id='1359314' first='Olivia' last='Maughan-Burum'] - Improved her game throughout the season and was a great addition to the existing guard game for Alta.   [player_tooltip player_id='1293110' first='Ava' last='Smith'] - Impactful paint player who showed her potential at the next level has been overlooked for a good portion of the season before this year.