Isabella Gomes is a 5'6" Shooting Guard in the 2028 class.
Gomes attends in Florida and plays club basketball for Team Genesis.
Gomes's Player Profile was created on April 20, 2025.
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Isabella
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Class
2028
Height
5'6"
FL
Trending Up: 2028 Rankings Movers
Isabella Gomes breaks into the Top 100, jumping nearly 20 spots from #107 to #88. Her big leap...
Written by Quinton Swader
Isabella
GomesSG
Class
2028
Height
5'6"
FL
Florida Sophomore ID Camp: Team 3 Evaluation
Isabella Gomes is a high-energy player on both ends of the floor. Defensively, if there was a turnover...
Written by Quinton Swader
Isabella
GomesSG
Class
2028
Height
5'6"
FL
2028’s I’m Excited to See at the Sophomore iD Camp
I’ve seen Isabella play in Atlanta and Wesley Chapel before, and she plays with really good energy and...
Written by Brandon Fisher
Quinton Swader | Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Quinton Swader
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Isabella GomesIsabellaGomes
5'6" | SG StateFL
breaks into the Top 100, jumping nearly 20 spots from #107 to #88. Her big leap comes not only from an impressive showing at the Sophomore ID Camp, where she proved to be a two-way menace on the floor, but also from her strong performances during the travel season in Atlanta and Wesley Chapel. Gomes displayed great energy and anticipation on both ends of the court, consistently making her presence felt. Looking ahead, I foresee Gomes truly stepping into her own this season and playing a major role in the success of her high school team.
Isabella GomesIsabellaGomes
5'6" | SG StateFL
is a high-energy player on both ends of the floor. Defensively, if there was a turnover while she was on the court, she likely caused it—whether by being a pest on the ball or staying disciplined in help defense. Offensively, she was always moving, even after passing, and consistently knew how to fill the right spots. One standout play came when Gomes grabbed a rebound among taller players, pushed the ball in transition, and delivered a no-look pass to a teammate for a three. Gomes proved she is a baller who can impact the game in multiple ways.
I’ve seen Isabella play in Atlanta and Wesley Chapel before, and she plays with really good energy and anticipation on both sides of the ball. I’m excited to see how she plays against top players from different areas of the state in a loaded event like this. She’s an under the radar role player in central FL that is one of those players you want to have on your team as a coach and a teammate.