2028 Rankings Debut: Rounding Out the Top 10

The 2028 Player Rankings have finally made their debut after a full season of high school hoops under these Freshman's belts. The travel ball season will be key as all of these players will be playing in those top 3 age groups (15U, 16U, 17U) where college coaches, media, etc. spend their time. Here is the second half of the Top 10 Prospects in the 2028 class...for now:    Kendall is the best pure shooter in the 2028 Florida class. She has a long frame and stands at 6 feet tall which makes her an elite shooting guard. This year, she joined the 1k Club and led the entire state (regardless of class) in 3 pointers made with 113! The next closest was 96. KP averaged a whopping 28.7 ppg, 8.8 rpg, 4.4 spg, and 3.1 bpg. She's going to be a focal point on a loaded [program_tooltip program_id='931970' first='Duval' last='Elite'] 2028 roster this summer.     Ashlynn averaged a double-double this season with 22.6 points per game & 10.7 boards per game. That's a very impressive stat line, especially when you pair it with 7.3 steals per game & 3 dimes per game. She will be playing up a class this year on [program_tooltip program_id='713590' first='FGB' last='']'s 16U team on the GUAA circuit. Ashlynn joined the 1k Club this season by putting up a school record of 610 points in a season. Her game is quick, crafty, and she can put up points in bunches with her motor on both sides of the floor.     Kennedy is a familiar face at Lakeland and the EYBL circuit, but will be playing with Essence this summer. KD plays with and against elite competition all year long which will help push her to her potential. She has a strong frame, plays physical, and is really hard to stop from 15 feet and in. Her ability to crash the boards and her feel for the game makes her a Top 10 player in this class. As her outside shot continues to improve, she will be one of the highest recruited players in the Sunshine State.     Cali is the top post prospect in Florida's 2028 class which is loaded with solid guard play. This year, her second season playing varsity, she put up 11.7 ppg, 7.7 rpg, and 2.1 bpg at NTCA. Her mobility, footwork, and length as a post player will get her a lot of attention and looks this summer with [program_tooltip program_id='1214895' first='MBJ' last='Elite'] on the 3SSB circuit. The upside with Cali is massive, so she's an easy pick to stay in the Top 10 if she continues to work.     Ke'Mora rounds out the Top 10 as one of the highest energy players in this entire class. She plays up a level on a talented 16U [program_tooltip program_id='713522' first='Miami' last='Suns'] Team Larkins squad. Her on-ball defense paired with her athleticism makes her one of the best two way players in this 2028 class. She's tough to stop downhill with her speed and can finish in transition. Every time I've seen her, that jumper has improved which is a huge addition to her game. Ke'Mora put up 12 ppg, 4.2 rpg, 3.5 spg, and 3.4 apg this season for Nova.

The 2028 Player Rankings have finally made their debut after a full season of high school hoops under these Freshman's belts. The travel ball season will be key as all of these players will be playing in those top 3 age groups (15U, 16U, 17U) where college coaches, media, etc. spend their time. Here is the second half of the Top 10 Prospects in the 2028 class...for now: