2028s Finish Summer Ahead of Junior Year: Part 2

Virginia's Class of 2028 continues to show why it's one of the state's deepest groups. They showcased their skills throughout the summer, each finding different ways to impact the game on both ends of the floor. With junior year on the horizon, these 6 players are well-positioned to carry that momentum into the high school season.    Bell is an active guard who turns defense into offense, creating steals that quickly become transition points. She can shoot from the perimeter, spacing the floor well and knocking down threes while also attacking with purposeful drives after reading the defense out of triple threat. Her off-ball movement, cuts, and ability to execute on offense make her a scorer in both the half court and transition.     Coffer is a poised guard who can handle defensive pressure, keeping her composure to create scoring opportunities for both herself and her teammates. She excels at changing speeds, reading the floor, and delivering kickout passes, while also showing the ability to attack the rim, score in transition, and knock down shots beyond the arc, including a logo three at the buzzer. Her defensive effort, court vision, and feel for controlling the tempo make her a well-rounded playmaker.     Harman is a floor spacer who finds open windows on the perimeter and is always ready to shoot as soon as she gets the ball. She thrives in transition, sprinting to her spots, filling the wing, and knocking down threes from multiple areas beyond the arc. While her perimeter shooting stands out, she also mixes in cuts to the basket and finishes around the rim, making her a three-level scorer.     Jones brings energy on both ends of the floor, turning rebounds and steals into transition opportunities with her ability to push the pace. She plays unselfishly, making the extra pass in transition and within the half court while keeping possessions alive with offensive rebounds and smart decisions. Defensively, her anticipation, active hands, and willingness to step in front of drives allow her to make an impact beyond the stat sheet.     Wolfe's size and ball handling ability allow her to push the fast break, create transition opportunities, and finish at the rim effectively. She impacts the game in several ways, doing the little thins that lead to winning by rebounding, protecting the basket, and using active hands to generate defensive stops. Her vision and unselfishness also stood out, as she makes smart passes in transition and the half court to put her teammates in position to score.     Armah is a dynamic playmaker who thrives under pressure, using a tight handle, exceptional body control, and explosive athleticism to attack even the smallest gaps and finish through contact. She impacts the game on both ends, securing defensive rebounds, pushing the pace, and delivering outlet passes that quickly create transition points. She competes and makes winning plays with her length, physicality, and high IQ.

Virginia's Class of 2028 continues to show why it's one of the state's deepest groups. They showcased their skills throughout the summer, each finding different ways to impact the game on both ends of the floor. With junior year on the horizon, these 6 players are well-positioned to carry that momentum into the high school season.