2024 Top 25 Recruiting Rankings

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CLUB TEAM: Impact Gold
COLLEGE: Uncommitted

Jones is a complete package. The Houston-area native had Power 5 offers when she was in sixth and seventh grade, before the recruiting rules changed, and she has the ability to hit for average and power, along with great speed and positional versatility.

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CLUB TEAM: Beverly Bandits
COLLEGE: Uncommitted

Comia's biggest calling card is her speed—she can steal bases essentially at will and can both slap and swing away. But she also has the ability to slug for extra bases, and she's getting attention from top schools in all regions of the country as a result.

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CLUB TEAM: Birmingham Thunderbolts
COLLEGE: Uncommitted

McKenzie played at the high school varsity level beginning in seventh grade, before she moved just across the border from Fairhope, Alabama to Pace, Florida. In 2019, she led the Thunderbolts to the title at PGF 12U Premier Nationals with a .611 batting average.

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CLUB TEAM: Lady Dukes
COLLEGE: Florida

Lamar committed to Florida as a sixth grader, just before the new recruiting rules took effect in 2018. Her mother, Marissa Young, starred at Michigan and is now Duke's first head coach. Lamar led her travel team in home runs last summer before sustaining a freak knee injury in August.

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CLUB TEAM: Lady Dukes
COLLEGE: Uncommitted

The second player in the Top 5 to hail from northwest Indiana, Adams hit .414 in 31 games as a freshman at Lake Central. She's a true three-tool slapper, with the ability to bunt, slap or hit away.

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CLUB TEAM: Arizona Storm
COLLEGE: Uncommitted

Vance is among the best power hitters in her class. She hit .417 during her first high school season with 12 home runs and 33 RBI in just 22 games. She also possesses underrated speed and a strong throwing arm in the middle infield.

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CLUB TEAM: Corona Angels
COLLEGE: Uncommitted

Ma'ake certainly made the most of her 18 high school games in 2021, batting .569 with 11 home runs and 35 RBI. In the circle, she's drawn comparisons to UCLA star Megan Faraimo, with one scout calling her "the best pitcher and power hitter in California."

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CLUB TEAM: Illinois Chill
COLLEGE: Uncommitted

Kavanagh helped lead Barrington to the league championship in 2021, hitting her 14th home run of the year to break a tie in the championship game. She's been compared to former Chill and Wisconsin star Kayla Konwent, the 2019 Big Ten Player of the Year.

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CLUB TEAM: Power Surge
COLLEGE: Uncommitted

Granite Hills finished just 9-19-1 in 2021, but Mujica put up some truly mind-boggling numbers, batting .512 with 17 home runs and 30 RBI in 29 games. She walked 23 times with just six strikeouts.

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CLUB TEAM: Beverly Bandits
COLLEGE: Uncommitted

Ferguson excelled in the circle for Beaver Creek in 2021, with an ERA of 0.87 and 103 strikeouts (compared to just 12 walks) in 64.2 innings. She was no slouch at the plate, either, hitting .548 in a mere 37 plate appearances.

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CLUB TEAM: Lady Dukes
COLLEGE: Uncommitted

At just 13, Cintron represented Puerto Rico at the U19 WBSC World Cup in 2019, where she was the youngest player on any team in the tournament. She sustained a back injury last year, but when healthy is one of the best pitching prospects in the country.

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CLUB TEAM: Impact Gold
COLLEGE: Uncommitted

McDowell, from the talent-rich Houston area, can beat you in all sorts of ways offensively—she hit 10 home runs last summer in travel ball with 55 RBI, but also had nine steals. She's also strong defensively both up the middle and behind the plate.

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CLUB TEAM: Hotshots
COLLEGE: Uncommitted

Marceaux is a rare breed—a catcher with great speed. She's also a strong power hitter and an excellent defender, with a quick pop time and a cannon of an arm.

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CLUB TEAM: Tennessee Mojo
COLLEGE: Florida

Carrasquillo was the youngest recruit to verbally commit to a college in any sport when she chose Tim Walton and the Gators in January 2018, soon before the recruiting rules changed. Few in her class can match Carrasquillo's power—she hit 17 homers and slugged north of 1.000 last year in travel ball.

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CLUB TEAM: Athletics Mercado
COLLEGE: Uncommitted

Llamas became the first freshman to start a CIF Southern Section Division I title game since 2013. She ultimately was on the wrong end of a 3-2 decision, but with her skill set, she'll have plenty more chances to win championships in high school and beyond.

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CLUB TEAM: Jersey Intensity
COLLEGE: Uncommitted

Gerhard was a strikeout machine at the 14U and 16U levels, averaging well over a punchout per inning. She's already throwing in the upper 60s and has added a riseball to her mix as well.

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CLUB TEAM: Texas Glory
COLLEGE: Uncommitted

Pemberton has several pitches in her arsenal, including a riseball, curveball and screwball. She excelled last summer in travel ball, with a 1.75 ERA in 108 innings pitched.

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CLUB TEAM: Georgia Impact
COLLEGE: Uncommitted

Kendziorski may not be the hardest thrower in the world, but she keeps hitters off balance with pinpoint control. She won travel ball national championships at the 10U and 12U levels.

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CLUB TEAM: Impact Gold
COLLEGE: Uncommitted

Larry became her travel team's leading hitter last summer, and her quick hands serve her well on both offense and defense. She has great speed as well.

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CLUB TEAM: Atlanta Vipers
COLLEGE: Uncommitted

McKnight can change the complexion of a game with her speed and her bat. She has attended camps at various SEC and ACC schools so far in her recruiting process.

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CLUB TEAM: Beverly Bandits
COLLEGE: Uncommitted

Lowry dominated her first high school season in 2021, going 17-3 with an ERA of 0.83. She struck out 236 batters in 127 innings and walked just seven. At the plate, Lowry hit .442 with 27 RBI in 29 games.

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CLUB TEAM: Athletics Mercado
COLLEGE: Uncommitted

Jones plays outstanding defense up the middle, while leading her travel team in hits, doubles and steals in 2020.

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CLUB TEAM: OC Batbusters
COLLEGE: Uncommitted

Villegas allowed just one earned run in 14 innings of work for Cajon in 2021. She comes after hitters with a great fastball-curveball combination.

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CLUB TEAM: Birmingham Thunderbolts
COLLEGE: Uncommitted

Heavener put together a fantastic freshman year at Pace, compiling a 1.59 ERA and striking out 252 batters in 105.2 innings pitched. She also batted .303 and drove in 23 runs in 26 games.

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CLUB TEAM: Athletics Mercado
COLLEGE: Uncommitted

Salmon hit .491 with nine home runs and 31 RBI in just 20 games for Beaumont in 2021, but she was even more impressive in the circle, with a 1.13 ERA and a K/BB ratio of more than 13/1 in 105 innings.