ESPN has recently unveiled its updated national recruiting rankings for girls high school basketball, showcasing a number of talented Indiana players in their respective classes. The rankings feature the top-100 from the Class of 2024, the top-60 from 2025, and the top-25 from 2026, along with a 25-player watch list for 2027.
In the Class of 2024, Jordyn Poole of Fort Wayne Snider secured the 57th spot in the rankings, demonstrating her impressive stats and all-around skills on the court. Her commitment to play for Purdue highlights her potential to make a significant impact at the collegiate level. Faith Wiseman from Indian Creek claimed the 61st spot with her remarkable success as a forward and her commitment to Indiana University. Similarly, Juliann Woodard from Jennings County secured the 62nd spot, showcasing her exceptional skills and versatility on the court and earning a commitment to Michigan State.
Moving on to the Class of 2025, Jaylah Lampley from Lawrence Central earned the 44th spot in the rankings due to her outstanding performance, which helped lead her team to their first Class 4A state championship. Avery Gordon from Brownsburg stands out at the 51st spot, displaying her unwavering talent and determination on the court and gaining a commitment to play for Purdue. Another standout player in this class is Maya Makalusky from Hamilton Southeastern, who is set to bring her skills to Indiana University after earning recognition as one of the state’s leading scorers.
In the Class of 2026, Lola Lampley from Lawrence Central made a significant impact, securing the 17th spot in the rankings and showcasing her exceptional athleticism and defensive prowess on the court. Brooklynn Renn from Silver Creek also earned recognition at the 24th spot, displaying her dominating presence on the court as a forward and drawing interest from multiple Division I programs.
It is truly inspiring to witness these talented young athletes making their mark in the world of high school girls basketball. Their commitment, hard work, and dedication to the sport are paving the way for bright futures in the world of collegiate basketball and beyond.
This is Brian Haenchen, encouraging everyone to follow these rising stars as they continue to shine in the world of high school girls basketball.