Isabella solidified her First Team selection as the most physically dominant force on the glass throughout the 6A bracket. The Notre Dame commit lived up to her Blue Chip billing by recording back-to-back double-doubles, highlighted by an eye-popping 20-rebound performance in the semifinal win over Steinbrenner. Her athleticism, a product of her elite dual-sport background, allowed her to outwork entire frontcourts for second-chance points and defensive stops. By averaging 14.5 points and 15.5 rebounds over the two-game stretch, Sangha provided the interior presence that allowed St. Thomas Aquinas to dictate the terms of every game they played.

Isabella Sangha Isabella Sangha 6'3" | PF St. Thomas Aquinas | 2026 State #72 Nation FL made a strong impact in the paint and on the glass throughout the championship game. Sangha finished with 10 points and 11 rebounds, recording a double-double while controlling the boards on both ends of the floor. She showed toughness and physicality battling inside, securing rebounds in traffic, and giving the Raiders plenty os second chance shots. She was arguably one of the strongest players on the inside.

Isa was the undisputed engine of the Raiders’ interior dominance, finishing with a monster double-double of 19 points and 20 rebounds. Her physicality on the offensive glass (8 offensive boards) consistently gave STA second-chance opportunities, and she was nearly automatic from the field, shooting 7-for-10. As a Notre Dame commit and multi-sport star, her ability to control the paint defensively while staying mobile enough to run the floor made her the toughest matchup on the court.

Isabella Sangha Isabella Sangha 6'3" | PF St. Thomas Aquinas | 2026 State #72 Nation FL was a dominant interior presence at the New Year Classic . She established deep position on the block, played with physicality, and relentlessly attacked the rim. She punished defenders on the low post, drew multiple fouls, and was at the free throw line so often that she claimed “2026 Homestead Exemption” for the tournament. Her ability to command attention inside opened up passing lanes for cutters, and she even stepped out to knock down the three. She consistently put the defense at a disadvantage and controlled the paint with force and poise. It’s a new year for the multi talented Sangha- same dominance, sane dig, same bag.

Athletes like Isa don’t come around often. Signing to play basketball and volleyball at a school like Notre Dame is just different. I expect her stats to take a dip since she’s on a more talented team, but she’s still a threat to notch a double-double each night. Isabella has so much size, length, and athleticism and her strength as a lefty makes her a nightmare on both ends of the floor.

Isabella Sangha Isabella Sangha 6'3" | PF St. Thomas Aquinas | 2026 State #72 Nation FL —if you didn’t know her before the travel ball season, you definitely know her now. This two-sport athlete holds Division I offers in both basketball and volleyball. She runs the floor well, has great footwork, and is light on her feet, allowing her to cover the entire court quickly on both ends. She rebounds at the highest point and blocks shots like she’s stuffing opponents at the volleyball net—often spiking them out of the air. And it takes a special athlete to block her shot, as she releases all her shots and layups at the peak of her jump. That’s what makes her fadeaway jumper so smooth and tough to contest.

Isabella Sangha Isabella Sangha 6'3" | PF St. Thomas Aquinas | 2026 State #72 Nation FL is one of the most physical and athletic players  I’ve seen this Spring.  Charges, rebounds, and inside scoring are know her  well.  She has  the ability to score on the inside,  but it is  her defense and  physicality that stands out.  If I chose one word to describe her, it would be “Force!”

Isabella will have some big shoes to fill with Chamiah Francis Chamiah Francis 6'3" | C Booker T. Washington | 2026 State #53 Nation FL out for the summer, but she has a tremendous opportunity to showcase herself on the biggest stage/platform. The EYBL circuit is no joke, and it leads to a lot of eyes on you. I have confidence that Isabella will be able to hang with some of the best around the country with her elite size, length, and athleticism.

Isabella made the biggest jump in our rankings, rightfully so. She just received a verbal offer from Ole Miss to play basketball and volleyball which is a testament to her versatility and athleticism. This year at Pine Crest, she averaged 27.5 ppg, 11.7 rpg, 3.5 apg, 2.8 spg, and 1.3 bpg. She’s in for a big summer on the EYBL circuit to fill some big shoes for the Miami Suns .