Prospects Ranked 11-15 in the 2029 Rankings Debut

With over half a season of high school hoops in the books, the 2029 Player Rankings have officially made their debut for this Freshman class. Remember, these rankings reflect long-term potential as college prospects rather than just current high school production. This debut list could and should look much different over the next few years and will grow in size at each update. The postseason and upcoming travel ball season will be key as all of these players will compete in those top age groups (15U, 16U, 17U) where college coaches, media, and evaluators focus their attention. Here are the 11th through 15th ranked prospects in the 2029 class...for now:    Aliah comes in at No. 11 in the 2029 Florida rankings after making a strong early impression with her maturity, toughness, and impact on winning in a program with high expectations. One of the few true post players in the class, she stands out with her size, strength, footwork, and interior physicality while also protecting the rim and controlling the glass. Aliah plays beyond her years, stays composed, and fills her role at a high level. Her versatility sets her apart as she can push the ball in transition, make quick outlet passes, and space the floor with her jumper. With continued development, she has the tools to become one of the most dominant players in the state.     Naomi debuts at No. 12 as one of the most high-impact freshman in the state that is fortunate enough to play with some fantastic upperclassmen that push her daily. She has shown solid shot creation, scoring from all three levels, and the ability to finish through contact when getting downhill with control. Comfortable at both guard spots, Gill plays with control, feel, and a mature understanding of the game beyond her years. Her defense stands out as well, using quickness and strong lateral movement to disrupt opposing guards. With her versatility, skill set, and high upside, Naomi has a strong chance to climb these rankings as her career progresses.     Angelina comes in at No. 13 and owns one of the highest ceilings in Florida's 2029 class with her height, wingspan, and versatility. She plays tough competition and gets daily reps on one of the best teams in the state, which shows in her high IQ and comfort impacting the game in multiple ways. Angelina scores at all three levels, moves the ball within the flow of the offense, and rebounds well for her position. Defensively, her length and timing allow her to block shots and guard both the wing and the paint. As she continues to develop, her stock will only continue to rise.     Kendal debuts at No. 14 as an intriguing tweener with size, strength, and versatility. She has shown her ability to rebound, push the ball in transition, and use her body to finish at the rim. Kendal is physically advanced for her age and difficult to contain on straight-line drives, pairing strength with athleticism, footwork, and creative finishes. She can stretch the floor, make plays on the wing, and impact the game defensively by guarding multiple positions and protecting the rim. With continued development, her ceiling remains very high in the 2029 class.     Faith debuts at No. 15 after consistently showing the traits of a true floor general. She plays with a high motor, pushes the pace in transition, and sees the floor well as a passer. Faith is a three-level scorer who can create off the bounce, finish through contact, and knock down shots from deep with confidence. Her handle, poise, and control of the offense stand out, as does her ability to deliver in big moments. With her scoring versatility and steady leadership, Faith continues to establish herself as a reliable and impactful guard in the 2029 class.

With over half a season of high school hoops in the books, the 2029 Player Rankings have officially made their debut for this Freshman class. Remember, these rankings reflect long-term potential as college prospects rather than just current high school production. This debut list could and should look much different over the next few years and will grow in size at each update. The postseason and upcoming travel ball season will be key as all of these players will compete in those top age groups (15U, 16U, 17U) where college coaches, media, and evaluators focus their attention. Here are the 11th through 15th ranked prospects in the 2029 class...for now: