More Uncommitted Seniors to Know

Brady Peterson November 5, 2025 @ 11:06 PM

After highlighting the top ten players in the updated 2026 rankings, I want to highlight a few players left in the class who haven't announced their plans to play at the next level. Today, we'll highlight eight uncommitted seniors heading into their final season of high school basketball.   [player_tooltip player_id='915858' first='Taccarri' last='Hicks']   The Case guard hasn't played at a traditional power in high school, but she has proven to be a player who can score and create off the dribble. Hicks is a player who has shown she can make plays, as the first name on her team's scouting report is notable. She may not be a premier name in the class, but her ability to create and the edge she brings to the floor will give her a chance to impress people at the next level.   [player_tooltip player_id='417945' first='Laila' last='Collier-White']   Small school players tend to have the ability to do a little of everything on both ends of the floor. Collier-White is a physical, athletic guard who is willing to do whatever it takes to help her team win. Players like her are easy to appreciate when you know how much they care about playing well and doing all the little things to help their team compete. She's another player with an intriguing background, including her playing football in her first year of high school.   [player_tooltip player_id='772587' first='Abigail' last='Tassoul']   The De Pere guard was the most creative part of the Red Birds' offense last winter and was an All-State performer in the 24-25 season. Tassoul brings plenty of composure to the lead-guard spot and has been a reliable playmaker for the Red Birds. She is slightly undersized for a lead guard, but she will find a role in a regional program if she wants to play and succeed as a four-year player at the next level.   [player_tooltip player_id='1275665' first='Destiny' last='Webster']   The Notre Dame guard is a player who took on a more prominent role after the departure of a talented 2024 class. Webster became a reliable ball handler who can handle the ball under pressure and run the Triton offense at a high level. She was an efficient offensive player who could score from the perimeter and create open looks for her teammates. She has had an excellent past 12 months and can help a regional program at the next level.

After highlighting the top ten players in the updated 2026 rankings, I want to highlight a few players left in the class who haven't announced their plans to play at the next level. Today, we'll highlight eight uncommitted seniors heading into their final season of high school basketball.