Spring Rankings Update: 2026 Centers

The Spring has arrived, and it's time for us to update the prospect rankings in all four graduating classes currently enrolled in high school. For the Class of 2026, it means this is the last time they will be ranked throughout their careers, and the overall list (rankings & watch list included) has expanded from 275 total prospects to 300 total prospects. With that said, below is one additional look at all of the talented centers the 2026 class has come to produce over the last four seasons. Below the rankings chart are some quick updates on a handful of uncommitted prospects (as far as we are aware).    .    When I was able to see Joslyn last Spring & Summer, I felt like she had really improved a lot of things. She looked like she was a bit more explosive, she was playing with more urgency, she was more physical inside, but she also shot it well around the elbows and from 3-point range. She has a fairly strong frame, she can be a bully inside, but she also has touch/skill facing the basket. She also does a solid job of stepping out and helping to defend ball screens. I think she could be a really nice small college post.     Jayonna isn't terribly well-known in recruiting circles, and she doesn't exactly play in a competitive high school environment. However, she plays extremely hard, she tries to lead her team, and she has noticeable talent. She is extremely long, fluidly athletic, and somewhat bouncy. She is a major presence defensively, and she led the state with 6.5 blocked shots per game. This season, she added 8.0 points and 10.2 rebounds per game, and she showed some touch, knocking down 10 3-pointers this year.     Aubrey is one of the bigger posts in Indiana's 2026 class. She has always been involved with grassroots ball, and she has drawn her share of small college interest. She has broad shoulders and a strong frame, but she also possesses a lot of length in both her arms and her legs. She has good hands around the block, and she keeps the ball high. She has improved her ability to finish through contact as well. Her size alone will make her an effective college player, but she should continue to improve her skill as well.     Kaila is another nice-sized post prospect who really just hit my radar last year. She put together a solid Junior season at Scecina Memorial High School, then had some nice moments throughout the Summer with Gym Rats, before transferring to Tindley as a Senior. She has broad shoulders, long arms & legs, plus some strength. She runs the floor hard, plays with some physicality, and is a noticeable presence inside. I think she could continue to really grow as a college player in the right system.

The Spring has arrived, and it's time for us to update the prospect rankings in all four graduating classes currently enrolled in high school. For the Class of 2026, it means this is the last time they will be ranked throughout their careers, and the overall list (rankings & watch list included) has expanded from 275 total prospects to 300 total prospects. With that said, below is one additional look at all of the talented centers the 2026 class has come to produce over the last four seasons. Below the rankings chart are some quick updates on a handful of uncommitted prospects (as far as we are aware).