2028 Rankings Update: Guards You Need to Know

In this article, I continue to highlight talented guards from the Class of 2028. Take a look at 5 players who impact the game on both ends of the floor and are definitely names to know moving forward.    Riley played meaningful minutes for reigning state champions Sacred Heart as a freshman, appearing in 35 games and averaging 5.7 points and 2.2 rebounds. She has a great feel for the game and finds ways to make her presence felt on both ends of the floor. Riley is fundamental, plays the right way, never forces the issue, and excels in the transition game. She also competes on the glass and has a nice shooting touch from the outside. Riley looks poised to step into a full-time starting role as a sophomore. (Photo Above)     Maylee had a strong freshman campaign, leading McCreary Central in scoring with 13.5 points per game. She uses her speed and handles to get by defenders and into the lane, where she displays a nice float game and finishes creatively around the rim, consistently finding clever ways to get her shot off. Maylee is a natural scorer and can rack up points quickly when she finds her rhythm. She's also a solid passer and a pesky defender. I expect her numbers to climb even higher next season.     Kelbie averaged 15 points and 5 rebounds per game with shooting splits of 43/40/75 as a freshman for the Lady Vikings, quickly establishing herself as one of the top young players in the 16th Region. I've watched her on multiple occasions during the travel season and walked away impressed every time. Kelbie has a strong, sturdy frame and competes hard on both ends. She has tremendous defensive instincts, often coming up with steals and creating transition opportunities. She's tough to stop once she gets downhill in the open floor and has the ability to heat up from beyond the arc as a streaky shoot. Kelbie has great upside and is definitely one to keep an eye on moving forward.     Cami is a lanky lead guard with great size and length, bringing poise and control to the floor. She handles the ball well, stays composed under pressure, and is an excellent facilitator who consistently gets her teammates involved. Cami is also a lethal shooter from three-point range and brings great energy on the defensive end. She will be a key contributor for Madison Southern moving forward.     Tackenzie averaged 8.6 points per game and was a key contributor for the Lady Crimsons last season. A small but athletic guard, she excels at attacking the rim and drawing contact to get to the free throw line. On the defensive end, she plays with tenacity and puts constant pressure on the ball, making life difficult for opposing guards. I'm a big fan of her game and what she brings to the floor, she plays with heart and intensity every time out.

In this article, I continue to highlight talented guards from the Class of 2028. Take a look at 5 players who impact the game on both ends of the floor and are definitely names to know moving forward.