2029s Who's Rankings Improved The Most

The latest rankings dropped yesterday, and several players made significant moves after strong performances and continued development over the summer. Some climbed a few spots, while others made major jumps as their games and impact became harder to overlook. Here are some of the biggest risers in the updated rankings and what they showed to earn their move up the list.    Mindy has the potential to become one of the biggest draws in her classification before her high school career is over. The development she has shown just this summer gives a glimpse of how much room she still has to grow, both in her skill set and overall impact on the floor. With several Division I offers already on the table, Mindy is quickly establishing herself as one of the fastest-rising prospects in her class and a player whose ceiling continues to climb.     Amaiya had the challenge of breaking into the rotation as a freshman on a Pleasant Grove roster loaded with experienced talent. This summer, she's had more opportunities to showcase her game and has made it clear why she could become one of PG's go-to options next season. She's shown she can handle a bigger offensive role and make an impact when given extended minutes. Her development hasn't gone unnoticed either, with several major local college programs already showing interest.     Bella also had limited opportunities to see varsity minutes last season, but her development this summer has positioned her for a much bigger role. Her improved handle and added confidence attacking the rim have expanded her offensive game, while her size creates a matchup that can be difficult to defend inside. With more polish and confidence, Bella should give Fremont a strong presence in the paint this season and has the tools to make a noticeable jump in production.     Kalei showed noticeable growth throughout the summer, especially with her handle and ability to read the floor. She plays with her eyes up, sees opportunities develop, and has become more confident creating with the ball in her hands. That combination helps separate her from the pack and should put her in position to be one of West Jordan's go-to players this season. If her game continues on the same trajectory, Kalei has plenty of room to keep climbing.     London makes her debut in the rankings after first landing on our radar this summer. Her length immediately stands out, giving her versatility on both ends of the floor and the ability to impact multiple positions. There is still plenty of room for her game to develop, but the upside is there. With a solid Westlake roster around her, London could be tested early and often this season, giving her an opportunity to turn that potential into production.    <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Other Risers</h2>   [player_tooltip player_id='1866295' first='Karstin' last='Burton'] - Fremont   [player_tooltip player_id='1866312' first='Zoey' last='Crum'] - Ridgeline   [player_tooltip player_id='1415943' first='Haven' last='Acra'] - Highland   [player_tooltip player_id='1849744' first='Taylor' last='Barnes'] - West Field   [player_tooltip player_id='1572255' first='Kenzie' last='Bagby'] - West Field   [player_tooltip player_id='1238736' first='McKinley' last='Slack'] - Hurricane   [player_tooltip player_id='1247149' first='Katelynn' last='Keller'] - Westlake   [player_tooltip player_id='1327059' first='Sianna' last='Dowdin'] - Ridgeline   [player_tooltip player_id='1235913' first='Sam' last='Brown'] - Ridgeline   [player_tooltip player_id='1238748' first='Camryn' last='Bell'] - Lehi

The latest rankings dropped yesterday, and several players made significant moves after strong performances and continued development over the summer. Some climbed a few spots, while others made major jumps as their games and impact became harder to overlook. Here are some of the biggest risers in the updated rankings and what they showed to earn their move up the list.