Name

Rating

Travel Team

Size, Position

Stats

Evaluation

Kaleena Smith (2027)

5-star, 99/100

Seven Days Basketball

5'4", PG

Session I: 24ppg, 5.3rpg, 5.8apg

Smith has arguably been the best player in the nation for the past two years. Despite a lack of size, she is truly an impactful player. She is fun to watch and is projected to be one of the best players in this generation of wbb players for years to come.

Eve Long (2027)

5-star, 95/100

Southwest Select

6'3", F

Session I Stats: 27.3ppg, 5.8rpg,, 48%FG

Long is a versatile forward with length. She exploded with a 50-point game during session I which catapulted her into the attention of all observers as one of the elite performers nationally. She is already decorated as a USA Basketball gold medalist and holds offers from High Major programs from coast to coast. Her inside-out scoring capability makes her one of the unique prospects on the 3SSB circuit.

Chloe Jenkins (2029)

5-star, 96/100

Seven Days Basketball

5'11", G

Session I Stats: 16ppg, 8.5rpg, 4apg

Jenkins is a budding star on the 3SSB circuit. She is armed with size, athleticism, and all around skill. She is built like a wing, but she plays the game like a point guard. She shot the ball at better than 50% from the field but only made one 3-pointer in the one weekend. We will keep an eye on that area.

Jordan Brown (2029)

5-star, 96/100

Seven Days Basketball

5'10", G

Session I Stats: 15.5ppg, 3.3rpg, 1.3apg, 50% 3pt

Brown is a shooter with length. Her size and her eye beyond the arc make her elite. She makes up a young core of talented players with Seven Days Basketball that are poised to dominate for years to come.

Addison Medeck

4-star, 85/100

ETG Midwest

6'3", PF

Session I Stats: 13.5ppg, 7rpg, 55% FG

Medeck reminds me of Caroline Striplin who played at the University of Tennessee for four years. She is a blue collar productive power forward who rebounds and can play facing the basket at the top of the key. She did not show a 3-point shot this weekend. Her game is predicated on rim running off ball screens, rebounding, and defending.

Charlotte McCurry (2029)

5-star, 90/100

Lady Phenom United

6', SG

Session I Stats: 12.3ppg, 4rpg, 55% FG

McCurry is a talented wing and is emerging as a star in the Midwest. She shoots it well from the field and she has some wiggle with the ball. Her size for her position puts her in the conversation of the ELITE in her class.

Zoe Williams (2029)

5-star, 91/100

Team Elite

5'8", PG

Session I Stats: 11.3ppg, 3rpg, 1.8apg, 35% FG

Williams is a terrific playmaker with a elite burst with the ball. She is on a trajectory to become one of the best PGs nationally. She has work to do with her efficiency and consistency with her jumper. But her playmaking is as good as any player we have seen at her position in this class.

Journey Atkins (2027)

4-star, 86/100

NY Gauchos

5'8", PG

Session I Stats: 11.3ppg, 5rpg, 2.3apg

Atkins is one of the better defenders on the circuit. She has the size, strength, and quickness that is matched by few in the back court. Her playmaking is enough, but her range is spotty.

Finley Chastain (2027, Oklahoma Commit)

4-star, 84/100

Southwest Select

6', SF

Session I Stats: 14.8ppg, 3.5rpg, 52% FG, 46% 3pt

Chastain is a left-handed wing who specializes as a shooter. She plays primarily on the wing for this squad, and she rips the nets consistently. Her lateral quickness will need to take a step forward for her to be able to stay on the floor in the SEC in the back court.