2030 5-10 G Jordyn Avila – Sandy Creek
Originally slated to play at Hebron Christian, Avila announced her presence in the star-studded Sandy Creek backcourt early this summer. Avila grades out at the top of her class, a pure scorer with an elite jump shot. She makes things look easy with how effective and efficient she is. Playing alongside Morghan Reckley among many other weapons, Jordyn will have a plethora of catch-and-shoot scoring opportunities when she isn’t be asking to create off the dribble herself. A handful of Power 4 schools have already offered the future five-star guard.

2028 6-0 F D’Arrah Mitchell – Sandy Creek
D’Arrah Mitchell arrives from Centennial, NV with a national reputation, earning an invite to USA U16 National Team trials and entering her junior season ranked No. 39 in the country by ESPN. Mitchell has great size with a strong, fluid skill set. She’s dangerous from the high post where she can catch, turn and attack, score from the mid-range or stretch defenses out to the three-point line. D’Arrah plays through contact well off the bounce and is a reliable rebounder on both ends. With her point-forward-esque attributes, Mitchell could see the offense ran through her in spurts as not only a scorer but a passer as well.

2029 5-6 PG Justyce Cole – Monroe
A Second Team All-State pick at Thomasville, averaging 13.7 points, 7.4 rebounds, 4.6 assists and 4.4 steals as a freshman, Cole now slides over to Monroe in hopes of being the missing piece to finally get Kie’Aundria Acree and company a state title her senior season. Justyce provides high energy. She’s capable of scoring from all levels, netting 46 threes in Year 1. Her aggressiveness leads to robust stat lines. Pittsburgh, Georgia Tech and Mercer all offered in 2025.