2029 Player Rankings Update: New Additions To The System

We added a handful of prospects to the PGH 2029 System within this Update. Below are a couple players that we should see competing at the Varsity level once again this Winter for their respective high school programs.   Thanks for tuning in and enjoy!    A name that everyone needs to watch out for moving into this upcoming season will be Reagan Hensley of Bishop Heelan High School. Not only will this team possess a number of D1 level prospects, they will pair that with some young, promising talents moving forward like Hensley. They're a few things that standout when looking at her as a competitor. First, her natural size is impressive at 6'2 and she pairs that along with athletic ability to note. She gets down the floor in a good amount of time and she seems to be able to do somethings with the ball on the outside in screening situations. With the height she has the ability to defend multiple positions like the Center, Power Forward, or Small Forward, always making some waves with her physicality and quick hands. All in all, Hensley could turn into a special player in the future. Her progression will be key but it's definitely possible.     Limbaugh was a standout prospect last season for Algona High School as a Freshman out of the Center position. This was/is one of the tallest players that this 2029 Class has to offer and she knows how to produce at that size at a steady rate by the looks of it. She put up 9.9 PPG (55%) while grabbing double-digits in rebounds every contest. She also defend the middle and controlled what was happening around her a majority of the time. We except Algona to come back this Winter as a dominant force once again and Limbaugh will be at the forefront of that charge.     Liv Klootwyk is going to have the chance to take over the Pleasantville program over the next three seasons if she stays locked in mentally at the task at hand. When you take into consideration her skill level as a 5'8 CG, the competition level they will have to face, and who is surrounding her - it's not crazy to think that Klootwyk could average 18+ as a scoring threat while also being a solid, rebounder, defender, passer, and creator with the rock. As a Freshman she averaged just over 12 PPG and she shot at a 35% clip. If she can build on that foundation that she has set in place, she is going to be able to lead this group in several different ways as we move forward.     We watched Chloe Peters put up some noteworthy stat lines last season as a Freshman on the Varsity floor from the PG/SG positions. Peters shot the ball at a high rate from deep throughout the Winter, making a good amount of her attempts. Whenever she was over-pressured she was able to put the ball on the floor and get past her defender but as the season went on, teams started to hon in on what Glidden-Ralston was attempting to do but the GR team has a few other young-in's that can produce so they made it tough. We should see this group shine this Winter. They will be a younger team once again but now with a Varsity year under the belt, they should be able to stack things as they continue on.     One of the top scorers as a Freshman was Ava O'Rourke at the SG position for Shenandoah Community High School. O'Rourke made the most of her opportunities offensively. She moves off the ball and when others take up attention, she comes in to capitalize far and near from the bucket. With the dynamic that this group runs with, they will have a starting PG and SG, who can GO, for the next few seasons, which will put them in a favorable position within most of their matchups. With these young players it always comes down to their progression but we have seen promising things out of O'Rourke. She knows how to play this game with smarts and that could lead them some places before you know it.

We added a handful of prospects to the PGH 2029 System within this Update. Below are a couple players that we should see competing at the Varsity level once again this Winter for their respective high school programs.