Spring Rankings Update: 2028 Shooting 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 shooting guard prospects in the Class of 2028. Below the rankings chart are some quick updates on a handful of uncommitted prospects.    .    Rhyan is one of the better players in Southwest Indiana, and after transferring from Evansville Mater Dei this year, she really helped F.J. Reitz. She has an athletic frame, nice length, and she moves well in most directions. She is a good perimeter shooter and multilevel scorer, and that's likely where she'll play in college. But she has also shown an improved handle and the ability to get her team into their offense. She could very easily be on the combo guard list instead. She gives nice effort, she'll work defensively, and she has a nice general all-around understanding of the game.     Ashley and the Lady Braves are fresh off a Class 3A State Championship at the end of February. As for her value as a prospect, she is one of the most under-the-radar recruits in the state in the Class of 2028. She has a fairly strong, athletic frame, some length, and she plays with a quiet toughness. Ashley loves to play with physicality, whether that's attacking the basket and drawing contact, hitting the boards, or defending a variety of big guards, wings, and forwards. She could be a highly effective wing at an elite small college situation.     Aaliyah was at Lawrence Central a year ago, then she transferred to Park Tudor before this season and had a fantastic Winter as one of their top stat producers. Aaliyah is a long, wiry, quick, fast, and explosive athlete. She moves well in all directions, and she does a nice job of using her physical abilities to create separation and get open. She does a nice job of running the lanes in transition as well. She can shoot/score it from all three levels, but she's best off the dribble. Defensively, she has a ton of upside due to her ability, she'll just need to continue tightening her skillset.     Elayna, nicknamed "Lulu", is a 2-year starter for Bloomington North, and she had a really nice Winter in 2025-2026. She isn't very tall, but she is a strong, compact, skillful wing guard who can really shoot the ball from the perimeter. Lulu has a solid handle, and she will attack if she can turn the corner and get North/South with it, but she isn't a point guard. Defensively, she will use her physicality at times around the perimeter to prevent being beaten off the dribble, she does a solid job of taking angles, and she is a decent rebounder at her size for her position.

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 shooting guard prospects in the Class of 2028. Below the rankings chart are some quick updates on a handful of uncommitted prospects.