Which 2029 Prospects Are Closing In On the Next 25 Spots?

<h3 class="wp-block-heading">The 2029 class has talent at every position, from guards and wings to players who do their work in the paint. The potential throughout the class is evident, and many of these prospects have a legitimate chance to play at the next level if they continue to develop and expand their games. While the top names in the class are already well established, there are still plenty of prospects who have flown under the radar. Below are a few players who have the potential to close in on the next 25 spots in the rankings.</h3>    A slashing guard that can absolutely light you up from three, Beetham plays bigger than her height, and her length is a big reason why. She can hold her own against players on the perimeter and isn't afraid of getting switched onto a bigger player in the post, where she can still contest shots. As her role continues to define itself, I believe adding a 2-3 dribble mid range pull up would open her game even more. She's already a threat from beyond the arc and has the confidence to attack off the dribble. Adding that pull up would put defenses on their heels and make her even tougher to guard.     As time goes on, Laila will continue to sharpen her offensive game. She can already knock down the 12 to 15 foot shot and shows decent touch around the rim. As of now, her size and length are used purposefully on the defensive end, and if you need to stop a team that lives in the paint, she's the player you'll want blanketing that area. She can alter, contest, or simply block any shot attempt from 10 feet and in. A forsure player to keep an eye on.     There's no hesitation on the shot when it comes to Carlson. She'll let it fly the moment she catches it, and for good reason, she'll knock down the majority of them. If she's run off the line, she has the confidence and a solid enough handle to get to the rim and finish. On the defensive end, her size can be used to her advantage by pressuring the ball handler, getting low, and staying attached. There's definite potential here.     Another Benet guard that has a ton of potential. Doyle has shown flashes of a player who could become the focal point of any offense that's put on the floor. Every team needs a 3&D player, and as of now, she can fill that role with no issue. Regardless of size, she's not a player you want in front of you if you're not ready to be guarded tightly. No fear of getting beat, and not afraid of physicality if it's there. Strong upside.     If you want a player to give you their full energy on every single play, then Norah is a player you want on your team. She is a high-motor kid who can truly score off her own work and can slide into a role depending on the talent around her, whether it's a spot up shooter from the outside or your defender that can disrupt some offense at the top of the key and in transition.     Defense is a skill Ramsey can hang her hat on, and these days, not many players put that much energy into that side of the floor. You can tell soccer is another sport she's really good at, as the physicality is something she doesn't shy away from. Whether she's attacking the rim on offense or guarding someone on the other end, she plays tough, stays close, and never fears losing a matchup, which makes her an even more dangerous player. As she gets older and continues to expand her offensive game, things will become even simpler for her. Big fan and strong potential.