Who Are Some Of The Top New Additions To The 2029 Rankings?

<h3 class="wp-block-heading">These prospects are entering their sophomore year of high school and their second year of HS AAU. Some have already started to stand out in their first year, while others are still finding their skill but continue to make impressions. We have added at least 25 new names to our rankings, bringing the total to 75 prospects. Below are some of the top new additions. </h3>    Marble has that IT factor, and though her youth still shows in the way she plays, there is no denying she is a special talent. What stands out to me right away is her poise with the ball. She has handles, but it's the free flowing body language while she's dribbling that shows the true skill. Playmaking is the second skill that jumped out. She's risky but sees plays and open teammates before they happen. Scoring wise, there is foundation, can score around the rim, and there's confidence behind the arc. On the defensive side, her length and motor are big reasons she makes people U-turn on their way to the rim and can deal with players on the outside. If there is consistent and correct work being put in, Trachelle will be a name to remember.     Giles will be a player to keep an eye on over the next couple of years. As of now, her ability to shoot at a confident and high clip is what sticks out immediately, but you can tell there is potential in her overall skill set. Strong frame, solid amount of athleticism, and has that smooth but gritty playstyle to her game. As the competition gets stronger, and she's able to maintain the same level of impact, she's a prospect whose upside will continue to grow.     Another strong talent in this class. Daniel has the makeup of a prospect who can have a long and successful career. She can live off scoring from the outside, but can also bring it below the arc and impact there. The defense stands out more in the paint area, but she shows she can stay with wings on the outside. As the athleticism increases and her ability to attack off the dribble grows, she will be one to follow over the course of high school.     There's a great foundation in place for Haley, and most of it starts with her ball handling skills and the awareness she shows on her rim drives. She is one of the main players to initiate the offense on her AAU team, and she shows the IQ to make strong decisions with the ball. Not afraid to shoot from the outside and can snake her way to the rim. Solif finisher with both hands.     The skill set is expanding beyond just a shooter. She's attacking the rim, and when she does, she knows when to finish the possession or when to locate a better option and kick out. She's comfortable playing through and with contact and doesn't shy away from the physicality, which carries over and shows on the defensive end. She can stay in front of her assignment and create pressure. Bruno will be a key piece for her HS program.