NCAA Women's Recruiting Rankings

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Freshman sg Nyah Green verbally committed to Louisville. Green is considered one of the 2019-class top prospects.
Still a long way to assess whether she can develop into a future star.

http://espn.go.com/espnw/sports/art...ff-walz-louisville-cardinals-women-basketball

 

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Michigan signee Kysre Gondrezick scored 72 pts out of her team's 80 in an ot win last Monday. It's a (Michigan) HS state record and the senior guard is averaging over 41ppg (if data are reliable).

Kysre's older sister, Kalabrya, is a freshman at Michigan State.

http://www.freep.com/story/sports/h...n-harbor-michigan-womens-basketball/81136978/

 

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Baylor signee Lauren Cox heads the list of five Morgan Wootten Award finalists.

Others named:

Natalie Chou (Baylor)
Crystal Dangerfield (UConn)
Joyner Holmes (Texas)
Jackie Young (Notre Dame

 

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Two Notre Dame recruits, Erin Boley and Jackie Young have been named to Naismith All-American 1st team.
Lauren Cox, Crystal Dangerfield and Joyner Holmes complete the list.

http://usatodayhss.com/2016/two-not...rst-team-for-naismith-all-american-girls-team

 

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UConn recruit Crystal Dangerfield named Morgan Wootten PoY.

http://espn.go.com/espnw/sports/art...-dangerfield-named-morgan-wootten-player-year

 

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All-time Indiana state leading scorer Jackie Young awarded the Naismith Trophy PoY.

Young and finalist Erin Boley will attend Notre Dame next season.

 

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Another major HS PoY award, from WBCA, went yet to a different player, Baylor recruit Lauren Cox.

http://espn.go.com/espnw/sports/art...sketball-coaches-association-2016-player-year

 

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Yet another Notre Dame recruit, Erin Boley is 2016 Gatorade PoY.

http://espn.go.com/espnw/sports/art...atorade-national-player-year-girls-basketball

 

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Duke commit Leaonna Odom scored 33 pts helping Chaminade to California title over previously undefeated Miramonte.
The losers were led by still uncommitted Sabrina Ionescu triple-double.

 

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Sabrina Ionescu, the only uncommitted player at the 2016 McDonald's All-American game, led West to an OT victory over East, 97-88, earning MVP and scoring honors.
With 25 points (seven threes) she also broke the previous scoring record held by Elizabeth Williams since 2011 with 23.
East was paced by Amber Ramirez, a TCU signee, with 24 points (and five threes), while UConn commit Crytsal Dangerfield dished out six assists.

 

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Same as at the recent McDonald's All-American game, Sabrina Ionescu is the only undecided player on Jordan Brand Classic All-American girls teams.
Btw, JBC girls roster is very similar to McDonald's.

http://jordanbrandclassic.com/2016-all-american-girls-team-bios/

 

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Coverage of eight still undecided recruits, among them a 2.06m (6-9) player, Nigerian-born Felicia Aiyetoan.

http://espn.go.com/espnw/sports/art...ts-watch-ncaa-women-basketball-signing-period

 

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Uncommitted Sabrina Ionescu named PoY by MaxPreps.

http://www.maxpreps.com/news/ySmY63...tball-player-of-the-year--sabrina-ionescu.htm

 

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Texas' Joyner Holmes and Notre Dame's Erin Boley named MVP at the Jordan Brand Classic 2016 game.
Amber Ramirez (TCU recruit) led West to victory 100-94, and topped all scorers with 23 pts.

 

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Max Preps and USA Today PoY Sabrina Ionescu finally chose Oregon. She will join a talented group of recruits, including fw Sierra Campisano and Ruthy Hebard as well as guard Morgan Yaeger from Australia.
http://www.goducks.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=500&ATCLID=211025187

 

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North Carolina State commit Leah Church, a senior guard, broke a world record for most threes sunk in one minute with 32. She hit 55 threes in a row before missing one.

http://www.maxpreps.com/news/wFp4o-...-world-record-32-3-pointers-in-one-minute.htm

 

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HS new rankings by ESPN:

# 1 2017: g Megan Walker
# 1 2018: c Olivia Nelson-Ododa
# 1 2019: fw Samantha Brunelle

None of them is committed so far, all have earned USA Basketball experience this season, Walker with U18 teams (Fiba Americas and 3x3), Nelson-Ododa and Brunelle with U17.

http://www.espn.com/espnw/sports/ar...-recruiting-rankings-four-high-school-classes

 

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ESPN 2016 class recruiting rankings:
http://www.espn.com/high-school/girls-basketball/recruiting/class-rankings/_/class/2016

UConn quite low ranked, with just one top recruit, Crystal Dangerfield (the obvious replacement of Moriah Jefferson).

Top international recruits:
https://prospectsnation.com/players/all/int/2016

The list is headed by Aislinn Konig, who was one of the best from Canadian team that finished second at the 2016 U18 Fiba Americas tournament. Other teammates Mikaela Brewer, Kendra Van Leeuwen, Halle Bovell.

 

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International flavor at Univesity of Oregon. Besides five players from Australia, Canada and Spain already in the roster, Ducks got the commitment from 2017 recruits Satou Sabally (Ger) and Aina Ayuso (Esp). Sabally is an athletic g/f who was named MVP at the 2014 U16 Div.B Euro tournament and guard Ayuso was one of the best for Spanish team at the 2016 U17 WC.

 

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Alyssa Jerome and Hailey Brown, two of the top Canadian junior NT players, picked US colleges for the 2017-18 season. Both are forwards, and Jerome chose Stanford while Brown committed to Michigan.