London makes her debut in the rankings after first landing on our radar this summer. Her length immediately stands out, giving her versatility on both ends of the floor and the ability to impact multiple positions. There is still plenty of room for her game to develop, but the upside is there. With a solid Westlake roster around her, London could be tested early and often this season, giving her an opportunity to turn that potential into production.

A small forward with a lot of upside, she has the physical tools and motor that make her an intriguing prospect. She still has plenty of room to grow, but her length already allows her to disrupt passing lanes, contest shots, and make life difficult for opposing players.

London has a lot of growing and development ahead of her, but the foundation is clearly there. She already possesses length, hustle, and some of those intangible qualities that simply can’t be taught and make coaches excited about a player’s future.

She sees the floor well, understands where she needs to be, and has a feel for the game that stands out for her age. As she continues to grow into her frame and her hands catch up to her size and length, she’s going to become an even more valuable piece on the floor. The tools are there, and with continued reps and confidence, her upside is significant.