It should come as no surprise to see Wilson on this list. Having already collected more than a half dozen high-major offers, the Hill-Murray 8th grader has proven herself to be an elite prospect on the national level. Standing 6 feet tall with tremendous speed and athleticism at her disposal, Ashlee is an immensely skilled three-level scorer who brings a high degree of confidence each time she steps on the court. Already playing in the 16U division on the AAU circuit, the Minnesota Fury guard’s poise on the court and feel for the game are well beyond her years.

Ashlee continues to separate herself as one of the elite prospects in the 2030 class, showing a polished and complete offensive skill set while playing up against older competition. A true three-level scorer, she can get to her spots with confidence, knock down shots with a quick, clean release, and create offense both on and off the bounce. Her ability to produce consistently against high-level competition only reinforces her standing as a top 10 player nationally in her class. With her skill, confidence, and advanced feel for the game, Ashlee is firmly in that upper tier and continues to trend as one of the most dangerous young scorers on the floor.

Ashlee Wilson led her AIA team with 23 big points in their victory on Friday afternoon. Wilson is playing up several grade levels but you’d never know but just watching her compete. She is extremely gifted on both ends of the floor as a scoring threat, a facilitator, a defensive stopper, and much more. That’s why she already Feilds a handful of D1 offers going into this event. Wilson is going to be a house hold name in high school for years to come in Minnesota. She is someone where the sky is truly the limit at this point in time. 

Ashlee Wilson is a prospect out of the 2030 Class so I wouldn’t usually evaluate someone this young but in this case, it’s different. Wilson is a 5’10 CG, that can do everything asked of her at the guard position. She can handle and kill her defender off the dribble, she uses her natural reach to dominant her 1v1 matchup in the middle of the lane with a patented floater/runner, and she stands out on almost every other possession while doing something noteworthy for her fellow teammates. This AAU season Wilson is competing up with AIA 15U EYBL and she has been killing so far. So much so that Iowa stepped in last night to offer her for her first official Division-1 offer.