2029 Rankings Update: Top Wing and Post Players

Take a look at some of the top wing and interior players in Kentucky's Class of 2029 rankings. From versatile wings who can impact the game on multiple levels to dominant post players controlling the paint, this class is really starting to take shape.    Saryah continues to make a name for herself as one of the top young prospects in the Louisville area. She led Moore in both scoring (16.1) and rebounding (10.1) over 21 games. She possesses a strong, athletic frame and does a great job securing rebounds and pushing the ball in transition, where she's tough to stop with a full head of steam. Saryah also shows good timing as a shot blocker and has made strides in developing her perimeter game offensively. A raw prospect with nice upside, she has the tools to become collegiate player.     One of the bright stars on the rise in the 15th Region is [player_tooltip player_id='1176087' first='Lexi' last='Mapes'], who averaged a team-leading 14.2 points and 10.7 rebounds per game. She's a matchup nightmare with her length and a relentless worker on the boards, controlling the glass on both ends of the floor. Offensively, she can produce from multiple levels, while defensively she impacts the game by altering and blocking shots in the paint and on the perimeter. A natural leader with a selfless approach, Lexi delivered in a big moment, hitting the game-winning shot to secure the 60th District Championship. She also earned First Team All-Mountain.     [player_tooltip player_id='1123010' first='Ava' last='Crace'] is a name we heard plenty of all season. She averaged 12.7 points per game and led the Lady Mustangs with 12.5 rebounds per contest, a noticeable jump in production from her 8th-grade season. A post player who runs the rim hard and rebounds the ball at a high level, she also consistently finishes plays around the rim. Ava was a double-double machine, posting 20+ games with double-digit points and rebounds.     Kynslee put together an impressive freshman season, finishing as Boyle County's second-leading scorer at 12.0 points per game while leading the team with 10.4 rebounds per contest. She brings versatility with the ability to play both inside and out. Kynslee has solid footwork on the block, can step out and shoot the three, and shows a knack for securing rebounds on both ends of the floor.     Justice averaged 4.8 points and 4.0 rebounds per game for Campbellsville as a freshman. A player who gives maximum effort every time she's on the floor, she embraces doing the dirty work crashing the boards and holding down the paint on the defensive end. She rebounds well on both ends and shows the ability to operate from both the high and low post offensively, making her a valuable interior presence. (Featured Image)

Take a look at some of the top wing and interior players in Kentucky's Class of 2029 rankings. From versatile wings who can impact the game on multiple levels to dominant post players controlling the paint, this class is really starting to take shape.