2028 Players I’d Love to Get in Front of College Coaches

The Class of 2028 continues to give me plenty of names I would love to see at The Expo on Saturday, September 26th in Grand Rapids. With college coaches expected to be in attendance, this is an opportunity for prospects to compete while putting their games on display for programs at the next level. I've already highlighted several talented 2028s who would add to the event, but there are still more players I believe college coaches would benefit from seeing in person. Whether it's their versatility, skill set, athleticism, or ability to impact the game on both ends of the floor, this next group has plenty to offer. Here are more 2028 prospects I'd love to get in front of college coaches at The Expo.   Use code "Danyle26PGH25OFF" for a discount when signing up!    Adrianna is a 2028 prospect I would love to get in front of college coaches at The Expo because of the versatility she brings on the offensive end. She can stretch the floor with her perimeter shooting and has shown the ability to get hot from behind the arc, knocking down shots in rhythm and forcing defenses to respect her range. Adrianna also sees the floor well and can create for others, showing good timing and vision when finding teammates on cuts to the basket. She has reliable hands in the pick-and-roll and can secure the ball in traffic before finishing around the rim. Her combination of shooting, passing, and ability to make plays in traffic gives her several ways to impact a possession. After earning team MVP honors at the Northwood Elite Camp, Adrianna is a 2028 I would love to see showcase her game in front of more college coaches at The Expo.     Leah is a 2028 guard I would love to get in front of college coaches at The Expo because of her ability to create offense for herself while also making plays for others. She can beat defenders off the dribble and get into the lane, where she has the vision to recognize when the defense collapses and kick the ball out to an open teammate. Leah can also stretch the floor, showing the ability to knock down shots from behind the arc and giving defenders another thing to account for. She brings effort to the defensive end as well, giving her the ability to contribute on both sides of the ball. Leah already holds an offer from Lawrence Tech, and with the skill set she continues to show, I expect more programs to take notice. The Expo would be another great opportunity to get her in front of college coaches and continue building her recruitment.     Jane is a 2028 guard I would love to get in front of college coaches at The Expo because of the two-way impact she can bring to the floor. Her length immediately gives her an advantage defensively, where she applies consistent on-ball pressure, forces turnovers, and can quickly turn defense into offense. Jane also contributes on the glass, using her length and activity to track down rebounds and help secure possessions. Offensively, she attacks driving lanes, gets downhill, and puts pressure on the defense with her ability to get to the basket. Her combination of length, defensive ability, rebounding, and downhill play gives her an intriguing skill set at the guard position. Jane is a prospect I expect more college programs to take notice of, and I wouldn't be surprised to see offers start coming her way as her recruitment continues to develop.     Leelyn is a 2028 forward I would love to get in front of college coaches at The Expo because of the strength, energy, and interior presence she brings to the floor. She works hard around the basket, battling for offensive rebounds and creating valuable second-chance opportunities for her team. Leelyn has also shown the ability to play through contact, using her strength and touch to finish around the rim and convert and-one opportunities. On the defensive end, she provides rim protection and has the ability to come up with blocks and make opponents work for finishes in the paint. Her rebounding, physicality, interior scoring, and defensive presence give her several qualities that can translate to the next level. Leelyn is a 2028 prospect I expect college programs to continue taking notice of, and I wouldn't be surprised to see offers start coming her way soon.     Sadie is a 2028 forward I would love to get in front of college coaches at The Expo because of the strength, skill, and versatility she brings to the position. She is a force on the offensive glass, creating second-chance opportunities and showing the ability to finish through contact with either hand. Sadie also sees the floor well, making quick reads and finding cutters for scoring opportunities. She moves well without the ball, can get herself to the free-throw line, and has shown good balance and touch at the stripe. Her mobility also allows her to make plays in the open floor, whether she is creating a turnover, pushing the pace, or finishing through traffic at the other end. Sadie's combination of rebounding, strength, passing, mobility, and finishing gives her a well-rounded skill set that I would love for more college coaches to see at The Expo.

The Class of 2028 continues to give me plenty of names I would love to see at The Expo on Saturday, September 26th in Grand Rapids. With college coaches expected to be in attendance, this is an opportunity for prospects to compete while putting their games on display for programs at the next level. I've already highlighted several talented 2028s who would add to the event, but there are still more players I believe college coaches would benefit from seeing in person. Whether it's their versatility, skill set, athleticism, or ability to impact the game on both ends of the floor, this next group has plenty to offer. Here are more 2028 prospects I'd love to get in front of college coaches at The Expo.