'25 Rankings: Attractive Unsigned Prospects Pt. 2

Yesterday, the last iteration of the senior class rankings dropped. This has been one of the most talented classes in a while with a ton of scholarship level players. Typically, the top of the class or positions are discussed here, but this is a conversation revolved around those skilled players that haven't found their homes yet. Below are 5 more unsigned prospects from the latest rankings.    [player_tooltip player_id='287575' first='Kayli' last='Vesterholm'] (2025) | 6'0 Forward | St. Andrew's   Kayli has been a link piece for St. Andrew's. Her ability to fill the holes of the team illustrate a player that's willing to step up to any challenge. Vesterholm will find ways to affect the game by doing the small things, a quality many coaches on the next level tend to seek. There's no question what type of teammate she is either. Kayli makes a lot of the connective passes within the offense plus she finds open area to be a target for offensive initiators. Vesterholm isn't shy about screening either and she cuts well from various areas of the floor. On defense she brings the effort plus she's ready to rise to the occasion. An underrated quality of Vesterholm is the conditioning; her athleticism is truly shown by being able to keep up pace with guards up the floor. Kayli will serve any program she goes to well.     [player_tooltip player_id='361341' first='Izzy' last='Cruz'] (2025) | 5'8 SG | Loomis Chafee   A large factor in Loomis Chaffee being the 3x defending Founders League Champions, Cruz has been an essential figure in the team contending. Izzy is a marksman that can shoot from swing possessions, coming off screens and by putting it on the deck a bit before pulling up. Not as much of a volume shooter, as she is efficient. Izzy knows her spots and when to pick them. The steadiness she presents allows her to be a reliable option for her teammates. Recruiters should know they are getting a sturdy option that'll greatly assist any floor spacing needs.     [player_tooltip player_id='496195' first='Sophie' last='Mahar'] (2025) | 5'6 SG | Newman School   The transfer senior is fluent shooter that has phenomenal habits even before she lets the ball fly. Mahar is one of the best relocators and she has the conditioning to run around all game long, tiring out defenders tasked with covering her. On the next level many tactics like shading, shadow coverage and players more adroit at jumping the passing lanes will be used to counteract her skillset, but Sophie is adept enough to have her ability translate. She doesn't just wait for the ball to come to her either; she's locked in, prepared with active hands, ready to quickly guide the ball from the pass to her shooting pocket. Mahar then casts into her shot, the time it takes for her to get the ball off is minimal. Sophie is accurate and has a quick release, giving defenders minimal time to effectively guard the shot. Defenders must be aware of the potential from this type of shooter; she can get going very quickly. Players guarding her won't want to be on the other end of a hot-handed Mahar.     [player_tooltip player_id='298194' first='Tatiana' last='Bell'] (2025) | 5'11 Forward | PSA   Bell is a versatile forward that can connect a lot of the pieces on the floor for a winning squad and she's an even better teammate. This is a player that produces in the minutes on the floor without requiring many of touches. Tatiana has a knack for finding the ball and can play through contact. It doesn't matter the schematics of the game; there's a lineup that Bell will fit in. As a defender she offers great versatility by being able to guard bigs and switch out to perimeter players. While bigs can typically pose an issue in pick & roll coverage, Tatiana seems to thrive in them. She isn't afraid to jump out and make a play on the ball either. She'll bring great qualities to wherever she decides to go.     [player_tooltip player_id='1049719' first='Alicia' last='Mitchell'] (2025) | 6'3 PF/C | Loomis Chaffee   Alicia is one of the highest-ranking undecided players in this class. It's hard to gauge exactly where Mitchell is due to her sheer potential. Many seniors have a patent on their game or at least have a feel for what they can do well, but with Alicia, her possibilities are endless. Mitchell has an overall feel for the game that allows her to be capable of taking over games with her combination of skilled touches, agility and size. Her experience as well as dominant nature form a player that's aware of the details needed to win games. This is a player that when it's all said and done could be one of the more successful ones on the college level. The defensive impact on the game is what retains regardless of any factors. That alone would make her an appealing choice for a plethora of scholarship level schools. Alicia is a major deterrence that'll cause some havoc from free-throw line extended to the pant. The word protection would be an understatement; Mitchell has the propensity to be a gamechanger on any given night with her ball stopping ability. She does have some raw qualities, but with the right player development, she can be on the path of a pro.

Yesterday, the last iteration of the senior class rankings dropped. This has been one of the most talented classes in a while with a ton of scholarship level players. Typically, the top of the class or positions are discussed here, but this is a conversation revolved around those skilled players that haven't found their homes yet. Below are 5 more unsigned prospects from the latest rankings.