The high school club basketball season is in full swing, with college coaches scouting the next wave of talent. The recruiting landscape continues to evolve, influenced by the transfer portal, immediate eligibility, and NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) deals. Early recruitment of underclassmen remains a hot topic, as coaches and families navigate the complexities of the process.

Top 25 Prospects Across 2026, 2027, and 2028 Classes

Here’s a look at the top 25 players from the 2026, 2027, and 2028 classes, ranked based on their potential to become future college and professional stars.

1. Saniyah Hall, Class of 2026

• Position: Guard
• Height: 6-0
• School: Montverde Academy (FL)
• Club: Legends U P24
• Status: Uncommitted

Saniyah Hall is one of the nation’s most dynamic scorers, capable of dominating from anywhere on the court. Her physicality and creativity make her a nightmare for defenders, and she’s only getting better on the defensive end. Hall has visited top programs like South Carolina, UCLA, and Ohio State.

2. Oliviyah Edwards, Class of 2026

• Position: Forward
• Height: 6-3
• School: Elite Sports Academy (WA)
• Club: Northwest Greyhounds 3SSB
• Status: Uncommitted

Edwards’ combination of size, athleticism, and skill sets her apart. She’s a force on the boards and can guard any position. Her recent performances have solidified her as one of the top prospects in her class.

3. Kaleena Smith, Class of 2027

• Position: Point Guard
• Height: 5-6
• School: Ontario Christian (CA)
• Club: 7 Days Basketball 3SSB
• Status: Uncommitted

Despite her size, Smith is one of the most efficient players in the country. She’s a natural leader on the court and has already caught the attention of top programs like UConn, USC, and UCLA.

4. Olivia Vukosa, Class of 2026

• Position: Post
• Height: 6-4
• School: Christ the King (NY)
• Club: Philly Rise EYBL
• Status: Uncommitted

Vukosa is a mobile big with a versatile skill set. She excels in the paint but can also stretch the floor with her shooting. Her recruitment is heating up, with Texas, South Carolina, and UConn among her top choices.

5. Kate Harpring, Class of 2026

• Position: Guard
• Height: 5-10
• School: Marist School (GA)
• Club: Southeast All Stars 3SSB
• Status: Uncommitted

Harpring is a tough, physical guard who thrives off the dribble. Her improving three-point shot and defensive tenacity make her one of the most complete guards in the country.

The Future of Women’s Basketball

These players represent the future of women’s basketball, with the potential to make a significant impact at the collegiate and professional levels. As the recruiting process continues, their development and decision-making will be crucial in shaping their careers.

For more in-depth analysis and updates on these prospects, stay tuned to ESPN and other major sports outlets.