Class of 2028 Summer Watchlist: Part 2

The Class of 2028 continues to showcase impressive depth as players enter a pivotal summer before their junior seasons. From dynamic guards creating offense to physical post players controlling the paint, these prospects have demonstrated versatility and skill set needed to impact games in multiple ways. Their performances thus far have solidified them as players to watch throughout the summer.    Loritts makes herself available on the perimeter to receive the ball off a kick-out and will immediately read the defense and attack downhill to the basket. She shows great athleticism as she floats above defenders for a finish in the paint. Aside from being a crafty finisher, she can knock down threes well beyond the arc.     Harris will communicate and facilitate when she brings the ball up. When she's not handling the ball, she finds space and opportunities to score as she finishes around the rim. She puts herself in a great position to score and can do so at all levels, from corner threes to short jumpers and drives in the paint.     Krycinski acts smart when she receives the ball, as she reads the defense and finds the best scoring option. She will spread the defense and receive the ball on the perimeter before she attacks for a layup. She moves with a purpose, goes to the ball, curls, and attacks gaps inside for a shot.     Doane is a primary guard who is constantly competing on both ends of the floor. She will shoot off her dribble if the opportunity presents itself and will look for second chance opportunities. She follows her shot and hustles for long rebounds, showing she goes nonstop on every play until the final buzzer.     Royal may be labeled as a forward but she can handle the ball up the floor when needed and will advance the ball to the open shooter. She has great positioning in the paint and puts herself in front of the defender so she can receive the ball and finish at the rim. She can also shoot threes, showing she can score at all levels.     Jackson has physicality with the ball, as she maneuvers through traffic on her way to the basket. She is a crafty finisher who scores against contact, using the proper footwork and skills to protect the ball and convert. She has great handles and will cross up opponents as she creates opportunities for herself and her teammates.     Jenkins scores with ease and gets around defenders with her exceptional moves and footwork to the basket. She makes herself available at the post to receive the ball and will face up as she splits multiple defenders for a finish at the rim. She has a physicality that allows her to play against constant pressure.     Jungman gets to where she needs to be and reacts quickly. Defensively, she moves well and is aware of where the action is, sacrificing her body for a charge. Offensively, she will pop out for a quick three and will work for second chance opportunities as she plays physical to collect rebounds.     Hodge has the handles, skills, and athleticism to run the floor. She's crafty with her finishes and she knows how to protect the ball as she attacks gaps to the basket. Her ability to float up and score above defenders is impressive, in addition to her pull-up shooting beyond the arc.     Srinivas sees the floor really well and handles the ball up fast as she looks to advance the ball to an open teammate. She also moves well without the ball and sprints to cut and finish at the rim. She can do it all on offense from facilitating and passing to driving and pulling up for a three.     Lynch is a lights-out shooter and she can distribute the ball, showing she has the skills and IQ to dominate offensively. She's a crafty finisher who attacks gaps and can score on all levels, reading the defense to find the best opportunity. She stays ready and plays with superb timing.     Young moves well and gets to where she needs to be, finding space to score a clutch pull-up jumper. She contributes on both ends of the floor, staying active as she squares up for a three and hustles to help with traps on defense. She utilizes her physical attributes and skills to compete.     Madison has a true full-court game, constantly on the go and playing with non-stop energy on both ends. She's all over the ball and always involved, allowing her defense to build momentum for offense. She hustles up the floor as she looks for scoring opportunities in transition.     Demery is a confident player, never hesitating to shoot when the opportunity presents itself. Defensively, she guards the primary ball handler and prevents opponents from executing. She plays with intention and showcases her high IQ and skills in her playmaking and scoring decisions.     Taylor knows her role and executes it accordingly as she occupies space in the middle to score around the rim. She has great size and uses her body to dominate inside with her post moves and rebounding. She shows strength and dominance on both offense and defense, making her a tough matchup.

The Class of 2028 continues to showcase impressive depth as players enter a pivotal summer before their junior seasons. From dynamic guards creating offense to physical post players controlling the paint, these prospects have demonstrated versatility and skill set needed to impact games in multiple ways. Their performances thus far have solidified them as players to watch throughout the summer.