Final 2025 Rankings: New To The List

Here are a few newcomers to the 2025 rankings..   [player_tooltip player_id='519745' first='Ashlyn' last='Howard'] (6'2/PF|C/'25/Hewitt-Trussville)   In some ways, Ashlyn has been underrated and has not been given the credit she deserves as one of the top players in the 2025 class. She has scoring versatility, as she can score from behind the arc and provide paint production. She has a soft touch from deep, using strength, footwork, and touch to finish over defenders at the rim. Her size and length allow her to be a rim deterrent, as well as be highly productive on the glass.   She makes his debut as the #6-ranked player in her class.    [player_tooltip player_id='1222145' first='Bree' last='Sexton'] (5'10/SG/'25/Scottsboro)   IG: _breesexton   Bree finished her high school career by helping her squad secure the blue map. She is a multi-level scorer. She did a really good job throughout the year, being one of the best isolation scorers without disrupting the flow of the team's offense. She has a mature floor game, as she showed her ability to initiate offense, find open teammates, and make high-level reads. Her versatility helped her to impact both ends of the floor. Defensively, her length helped her to be able to defend multiple positions.       She makes his debut as the #22-ranked player in her class.   [player_tooltip player_id='1206389' first='Maggie' last='Jarrett'] (5'7/G|F/'25/Spring Garden)   Maggie helped her team capture another blue map during her final high school season. She solidified herself as one of the best three-point shooters in her class. She impacted the game in so many areas on both ends of the floor. Offensively, as mentioned, she is lethal from behind the arc. She showed that she could be a reliable secondary ball-handler and is really good at getting her teammates involved with her set-up ability. Defensively, she is an aggressive on-ball defender who forces ball-handlers to really work for everything.   She makes his debut as the #30-ranked player in her class.   [player_tooltip player_id='1222137' first='Abby' last='Grace Johnson'] (5'9/SF/'25/Huntsville)   Abby is a perimeter scorer who can fill up the stat sheet with her ability to shoot the rock. She has a quick release and is a really good catch-and-shoot three-point scorer. She can put the rock on the floor, navigate through defenses, and get to her spots on the floor. She has a mature floor game and helps others around her to be better with her heady play. She is more than a spot-up shooter, as she has shown her ability to create her own shot and generate opportunities for teammates.   She makes his debut as the #34-ranked player in her class.   [player_tooltip player_id='1222138' first='Keiyonla' last='Knight'] (5'6/PG/'25/Foley)   Keiyonla is a multi-level scorer who is really good off the bounce. She does a really good job using the dribble to create her scoring opportunities. She is an aggressive attacker off the bounce who keeps constant pressure on the rim. She is a difficult cover because of the variety of ways in which she can attack defenders and score with the ball in her hands. She is at her best when she has the ball and the freedom to operate in space. She is instinctive on the defensive end of the floor and can accumulate numerous steals on any night.   She makes his debut as the #35-ranked player in her class.   [player_tooltip player_id='1222147' first='NuNu' last='Jernigan'] (5'7/SG/'25/Marbury)   NuNu is an offensive threat who has proven that she is capable of hitting shots off the dribble, in catch-and-shoot situations, and coming off screens. She scores from all levels and is relentless on the offensive end of the floor.  She excels at penetrating the lane and scoring from mid-range and at the rim. She has a nice feel for the game and feel for getting her shot. She moves well without the ball, operates within the flow of the offense, and can take over when needed.   She makes his debut as the #36-ranked player in her class.

Here are a few newcomers to the 2025 rankings..