Smooth criminal right there. Every time I saw Harmonie hoop, she would do it with ease. Don’t get me wrong, she was working hard, but how she exploited the defense was crazy. She would set her opponent up to make advantageous shot opportunities for herself. Then, she would turn around and lock up on the defensive end. This future Lady Razorback will be a tremendous asset to their program.

Next-level talent who is taking her talents to the SEC playing with the University of Arkansas. A lethal weapon that can score on all three levels. She has an interior game where she can post on the blocks, attack from the arc, knock down the mid-range, and really just exploit from both near and far. She is a tone-setter on the defensive end where she utilizes her speed to create chaos. She gets steals, blocks shots, and contributes on the boards. A big-time athlete who had a stellar high school career.

The Arkansas signee is a dynamic guard who can fill it up. A 3-level scoring threat who is a tough competitor on both ends of the floor. In tournament time, she comes alive and is always willing and able to do whatever it takes to win a ballgame. She is a gamer who can consistently score from all over. Her defense is one of the most valuable attributes she possesses as she creates havoc that leads to easy buckets. Sensational talent that will be a solid foundational piece for the Lady Razorback program.

Talented individual who attacks every game through hard work and preparation. She is a multi-level scoring threat who is hard to deal with, especially during this time of year. She thrives in big-time moments, someone who is laser-focused and hard to contain. What makes this kid tough is she can’t be defined. Slow her down offensively, her defense picks up. Game plan away from her when she is on defense, well she lights you up on the offensive end. She is one of the best two-way players in the state that excels in big moments. 

 May not get as much pub as she should but the Arkansas signee is one of the most well rounded players in the state. A two way player who can knock down shots from multiple spots on the floor, then turn around and impact the game on the defensive end. She has speed, great change of pace, and shines in clutch moments. Her team is set to win a third championship in a row.

If schools only knew what they missed in this kid. Arkansas got a steal and this kid can do it all for the Lady Bearettes. Inside, outside, defensive end, boards, steals, deflections, you name it, she leaves her fingerprints on every facet of the game. This tremendous talent is out for another state ring. She too is on a mission to show everyone that she is one of the best in her class and in the state. A premium two-way player who is lethal as all get out. Good luck stopping her as she is on a mission to kick butt and take names this year!

 Better late than never. Big time schools are in on this sensational talent. Proof is in the pudding and this kid is another solid two-way player who is just super tough. A multi-level scoring threat who just goes at the opposition consistently. She can do it all, score, rebound, get steals, make assists, ect. The girl has game and she has always stepped up in big time moments. I mean c’mon, three rings in 3 years in high school. Heck, she may get a fourth. Who wouldn’t want that on their team. She’s a winner and if a school wants that DNA in their program, this is the girl you would want. Another steal for someone looking to help add a quality kid to their program.

One of the most undervalued kids in the state, yes she is ranked high on our recruiting boards, but I personally feel like she is overlooked. This kid is one of the most two-way kids in the 2025 class. A kid who stars on the defensive end and is one of the most consistent threats on the offensive end. A lot of times, and it could be based on her size, she is a tweener. Mid-majors want her, Power 4s are trying to figure out where to place her. However, she can do all things in my opinion. I mentioned how she can score it, but she too can be shifty and handle the rock as well as be efficient and run an offense. She’s played on a loaded Bradley Central team where she has her own unique role. With that being said, I am intrigued by a) her playing style b) what school she will choose to play for at the next level. This kid is phenomenal and will be solid at the next level.

Ware is tremendous. Plays her role well at Bradley Central (where her stats are certainly deflated as she shares the floor with 3 other D1 players). Played great basketball on the EYBL circuit this year, and where she continues to prove that her outside game has improved dramatically over the years. When she plays on teams with a more wide-open system, and gaps to attack, she seems to flourish. Excellent finisher at the rim. High level rebounder for her position. Defends multiple positions in switching schemes. Played incredibly basketball in the state tournament.

She was arguably Bradley’s best player in the state tournament, and has turned that into a terrific spring, which is carrying over into extreme confidence right now as a player this summer. Ware knows she has different gears she can get to when she needs it. Averaged 11 points on 63% shooting. She was second in steals (2.4), and 2nd in rebounding. Is playing really rounded basketball.