New Faces Making Their Debut in the 2028 Rankings

The latest update to the Florida Class of 2028 rankings welcomes a new group of prospects who have earned their place on the radar. Some are newer additions to the state and are just beginning to make their mark, while others have continued to elevate their play through strong performances this spring and summer. Whether it was consistent production, long-term upside, or a breakout showing on the travel ball circuit, each player featured below has shown why they deserve a spot in the rankings.    Sahara has wasted little time making an impact since arriving in Florida and has quickly established herself as one of the state's newest names to know in the Class of 2028. Already holding offers from Mercer, Liberty, St. Leo, Tampa, and Charleston Southern, she appears poised to add even more as college coaches continue to learn about her game. A dynamic playmaker, Sahara combines a quick first step with a relentless motor and competitive edge that shows up on both ends of the floor. She handles the ball with confidence, creates separation off the dribble, and can score in bunches from all three levels. With every viewing, she looks more comfortable playing in the United States, and her upside continues to trend upward as an exciting addition to the state and the rankings.     Justice brings intriguing size, length, and mobility to the Class of 2028 which gives her plenty of long-term upside. She runs the floor well, covers ground defensively, and consistently impacts the game as a rim protector by blocking and altering shots. Her length also makes her an effective rebounder on both ends of the floor. Offensively, she finishes well around the basket with either hand and continues to develop her overall skill set with the ability to stretch the floor. With her frame and physical tools, Justice is a prospect whose ceiling is still rising and has a chance to move up these rankings if she continues polishing her skill set.     MJ's versatility is what immediately stands out and makes her a worthy addition to the Class of 2028 rankings. She has the ability to rise over defenders to score and is comfortable using a runner as she attacks the paint. Her length, athleticism, and activity level allow her to make plays in transition while covering plenty of ground on both ends of the floor. As she continues to tighten her handles and gains confidence in her perimeter shot, MJ has the tools to become a true three-level scoring threat while impacting the game defensively with her size and versatility.     Madalyn has consistently impressed in every setting I've seen and earned her debut in the Class of 2028 rankings. She shoots the ball with clean rotation and confidence from the perimeter while proving to be an exciting offensive weapon. She is comfortable pulling up from the midrange, knocking down runners, and shooting on the move without hesitation. Madalyn also gets downhill effectively and finishes with either hand and displaying a variety of finishes around the basket. As she continues to build on her all-around game, she has the potential to keep climbing the rankings.     Emani is a versatile left-handed forward whose combination of size and skill gives her plenty of long-term upside. She has the ability to stretch the floor with her shooting, controls the glass on both ends, and competes with a strong motor every time she steps on the court. She runs the floor well in transition, attacks downhill with confidence, and has the touch to finish with either hand around the basket. With her versatility, physical tools, and continued development, Emani has the potential to climb significantly in the Class of 2028 rankings.     Zoe has continued to make steady strides and earns her debut in the Class of 2028 rankings with an intriguing blend of size, skill, and long-term potential. She possesses good positional size and has smooth shooting mechanics with the confidence to knock down shots on the move thanks to her quick, consistent release. Her ball handling and ability to create space or make plays off the dribble have improved in each viewing which allows her to become a more complete offensive threat. Combined with strong basketball genetics and a family deeply rooted in the game, Zoe has a solid foundation and plenty of room to continue climbing the rankings.

The latest update to the Florida Class of 2028 rankings welcomes a new group of prospects who have earned their place on the radar. Some are newer additions to the state and are just beginning to make their mark, while others have continued to elevate their play through strong performances this spring and summer. Whether it was consistent production, long-term upside, or a breakout showing on the travel ball circuit, each player featured below has shown why they deserve a spot in the rankings.