Who's Catching Coaches Attention in The Class of 2028?

<h3 class="wp-block-heading">Entering their first season as upperclassmen, it's becoming much clearer which <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/illinois/rankings/2028-watch-list/">Class of 2028</a> prospects are separating themselves. As players continue to develop, our rankings are beginning to take more shape, with the top 20 projecting as D1 prospects, 21-40 as D1/D2 prospects, 41-60 as D2 prospects, and 61-100 as D2/D3 prospects. Below are a few players who have moved into a higher tier since our last update. Legitimate offers and continued development in their overall skill set have been the biggest factors in their rise.</h3>    Bryant has been a constant name for coaches to watch at tournaments and games since the beginning of the AAU season. Her skill set is versatile, and most high-level coaches see it translating well to the next level. She can finish around the rim, her ball handling is solid enough to get to her spots, and her playmaking ability has taken another step forward as well. From a scoring perspective, she is truly a three-level scorer, and as the game continues to slow down for her, the upside will only continue to grow. She will be a player to watch heading into the high school season. Strong upside.     There are some players who have a high-level motor that's matched with a high level of confidence, and that's Harmony. This kid has a legitimate, wide-ranging skill set, and the fact that she doesn't play at just one speed makes her game even smoother. Her handle gets her to the angles and spots she wants, and her ability to finish at the rim creates space for her to knock down the midrange and deep ball. She will be a key piece in how far her high school program goes this winter. High potential.     Munson has all the tools to be considered a 3&D prototype at the next level, a role that will always be held to a high standard. She is long, mobile, versatile, and plays with energy on both ends, while the confidence she plays with is clear and never wavers. When winter comes around, Munson will be a major focal point for her high school program. Big fan.     A player who has truly added to her skill set since the school year ended, and maybe most of that is due to the confidence she plays with, but her size doesn't factor into the impact she brings to the game. She is tough, fast, aggressive, and brings energy on both ends of the floor. Offensively, she can score from the inside and out, while also creating for others. My favorite thing is the risks she takes as a playmaker. While there are times better decisions can be made, those moments show her creativity and belief in herself, something most players don't develop at this age, and lose when theyre playing with and against other high level guards. The right coach will see this kid, and offers should roll in. High upside.     An athlete who plays with energy that just isn't matched by anyone else on the court. Nena has the frame, the motor, and the relentlessness that help win games, even if she's not dropping 15+, though she can, and most of it comes from the inside. On the boards, she is everywhere, and if she's in range, she will grab it. Even when the competition gets tougher, she doesn't slow down. More D1 offers could arrive by the end of the year.    <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/illinois/rankings/2028-watch-list/">CLASS OF 2028 RANKINGS</a>