Spring Rankings Update: 2028 Combo Guards

We are midway through the Spring, and we have updated the prospect rankings in all four graduating classes currently enrolled in high school. For many of the ladies in the Class of 2028, they begin leadership roles at their high schools, and several of them will start getting significant attention from college coaches. The overall list (rankings & watch list included) has expanded from 135 total prospects to 150 total prospects. With that said, below is a look at all of the combo guard prospects in the Class of 2028. Below the rankings chart are some quick updates on a handful of uncommitted prospects.    .    When I first saw Riley during the Summer of 2024, I felt like she would still grow quite a bit, and once she did, plus added strength throughout her career, she could be a real problem. However, at that time I felt like she was a very good wing shooter/scorer, and she has gone on to really work on her handle and passing, improving her all-around point guard play when she's on the ball. The combination of her height, her length, and her fluidity allow her to play with nice versatility and still typically be taller in most matchups. Look for her to just continue getting better each year.     Agnes is a part of an uber-talented Sophomore group at Homestead, and she doesn't get nearly the attention as a couple of her classmates. But she is a really nice guard prospect who has really started to make plays and run more point for the Spartans. She has an athletic frame, some length, and she plays with a really nice motor. She can attack the basket, consistently make open shots, or find open teammates in positions to score. She's also an effortful defender who can get after it at that end of the floor. She'll battle for a starting spot next season.     Gracie is a really nice, athletic guard who shows flashes of really good play each time she takes the floor. She has the ball skill and understanding to play some point guard, and she can push it in transition and create, or she can act as a game manager in the half-court and run offense. At the same time, she is a capable shot-maker when open and in rhythm, she has a solid mid-range game, and she can get downhill and absorb contact when finishing. As she continues to make her game more consistent, look for her to have a big Junior season for the Bulldogs.     Aniston is a bit undersized, but she has been a solid perimeter shooter and a hard-working guard who does a nice job executing her role around the perimeter. I have seen her play on the ball a little, but with some significant graduation losses in 2026, I'd look for her to step into a lot more playing time on the ball as a Junior next Winter. She plays compact and protects the ball, but I will be curious to see how she does when she's trying to be more dynamic and creative at the offensive end. Defensively, she understands angles and uses physicality, plus she rebounds well for her size.

We are midway through the Spring, and we have updated the prospect rankings in all four graduating classes currently enrolled in high school. For many of the ladies in the Class of 2028, they begin leadership roles at their high schools, and several of them will start getting significant attention from college coaches. The overall list (rankings & watch list included) has expanded from 135 total prospects to 150 total prospects. With that said, below is a look at all of the combo guard prospects in the Class of 2028. Below the rankings chart are some quick updates on a handful of uncommitted prospects.