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It’s that time of year again when we at nhanluchungvuong.edu.vn rank out the top 20 high school swimming prospects in the upcoming NCAA recruiting class.
As college recruiting has reached earlier & earlier into high school classes, we’re continually expanding our recruiting ranks and coverage. Last spring, we ranked out the then-sophomore class. This is essentially a re-rank of that class, taking into trương mục a year of improvements. Stay tuned khổng lồ our recruiting channel for more additions to our yearly recruiting coverage:
Girls & boys ranks for current juniors – high school class of 2023 (updated rankings from our “Way Too Early” rankings last spring)Way Too Early ranks for current sophomore girls & boys – high school class of 2024Re-Rank of outgoing senior girls và boys – high school class of 2022Further reading:
So without further ado, let’s take a look at this class as a whole, then reviews our ranking methodology (please read it before you get upset about how low the đứng đầu miler is ranked!) & get into our rankings.
2022 addendum: The sport has returned khổng lồ something a little more resembling normal after two years of the coronavirus pandemic. That said, the pandemic remains the elephant in the room when it comes to lớn ranking these classes. Certainly every athlete on the danh sách has lost out on training và racing opportunities of some kind, and each swimmer in wildly varying amounts. As we can’t reliably quantify whose current portfolio of times is most suppressed by the pandemic years, all we can vày is rank based on the in-pool production we’ve seen. But it’s worth noting up-front that this class has a real chance for some big upheaval as swimmers ‘catch up’ from the missed pandemic years.
THIS CLASS
Incredible distance classA bit thin in the sprintsStill light on fly/back/breast types, but top-end talent is developingLots of fast risersWhen we ranked this class as sophomores, we noted that it was still very much a class in development – và wow did a lot of them blow up over their junior seasons. That’s really noticeable in both the top-end talent and the depth.
It’s still a class very centered around distance freestyle, which makes it especially interesting in an NCAA format that favors the value of sprinters. Three of our đứng top five swimmers are distance types, & even the vị trí cao nhất 50/100 freestyler is arguably better in the 200 than in either of those events.
There’s a clear-cut #1 in the class – when we ranked them as sophomores, Bella Sims was a great age grouper, but in the year since, she’s become a U.S. Olympian và a force on the national stage. It’s no coincidence that this class of distance swimmers has risen up around her.
That’s a contrast lớn the past few classes, where the elite talents have been more focused on the 100s: Claire Curzan in the class of 2022, Gretchen Walsh in 2021 and Regan Smith in 2020. This class doesn’t have any 100 flyers or backstrokers on that incredible level, but the top-end talent is starting to develop more compared lớn last year, và it’d be pretty surprising if we didn’t have a 50-point or two in fly or back by next year.
This group as a whole is rising fast, with a lot of huge improvement curves among the top 20 recruits.
| Top Times in the Class of 2023 | ||
| 50 Free | Camille Spink | 22.16 |
| 100 Free | Camille Spink | 48.13 |
| 200 Free | Bella Sims | 1:42.92 |
| 500 Free | Bella Sims | 4:32.13 |
| 1000 Free** | Bella Sims | 9:31.16 |
| 1650 Free | Bella Sims | 15:48.70 |
| 100 Back | Berit Berglund | 51.32 |
| 200 Back | Bella Sims | 1:51.69 |
| 100 Breast | Lucy Thomas | 58.93 |
| 200 Breast | Lucy Thomas | 2:09.16 |
| 100 Fly | Kiley Wilhelm | 51.07 |
| 200 Fly | Kiley Wilhelm | 1:52.54 |
| 200 IM | Bella Sims | 1:54.90 |
| 400 IM | Bella Sims | 4:03.67 |
**The 1000 miễn phí isn’t an event at the Division I NCAA Championships, but is swum instead of the 1650 in many Division I dual meets và is part of the NCAA program in Division II.
THE METHODOLOGY
Our goal in these rankings is lớn reflect what college coaches look for in recruits, based on many years of conversations and coverage.
We focus only on American-based athletes, simply because there is so much uncertainty with international recruits – if they’ll come lớn the United States, when they’ll come khổng lồ the States & with what graduating class they should be ranked. Projecting international recruits often becomes more a discussion of when they’ll first join a college program & not which program they’ll join.
A few other factors that weigh heavily in our rankings:
Relay Value – Relay points count double in college swimming, và any program needs a strong stable of unique sprinters khổng lồ fill out all 5 relays with stars. Obviously, a special distance swimmer can easily rank ahead of a very good 100 freestyler, but college swimming generally values a sprint freestyler over a distance swimmer, all other factors being equal.Improvements – Actual times carry the most weight by a longshot. But we also keep an eye on a swimmer’s trajectory, especially in deciding between two swimmers with relatively even times.Short Course over Long Course – while every club and every swimmer will have a different balance of focus between short course and long course swimming, the NCAA competes in short course yards, & that’s going to be the main factor considered in these rankings. Long course times are another data point for consideration, but we mainly view them through the lens of what a big long course swim could mean for an athlete’s future in short course.NCAA scoring ability – NCAAs are the big show for college teams, so we’ve weighted NCAA scoring potential very highly. Swimmers who already have NCAA scoring times wind up mostly filling out the vị trí cao nhất our of rankings. Since college athletic directors – and by extension coaches – also place high value on conference championships, scoring ability at conference meets is also a factor in our rankings.Relative depth in the NCAA and recruiting class – a wealth of elite depth nationwide in one stroke discipline makes a big difference in what times are considered more valuable in that event. Events rise at different rates in the NCAA, but when one event gets extremely deep & fast at the college level, it makes high school prospects in those events a little less valuable, relatively, with lots of other veteran options. In the same way, a recruiting class stacked with swimmers in butterfly, for example, would make each butterflyer a little less sought-after in the market, with lots of other recruiting options able lớn provide similar production.Of course, there’s no way khổng lồ predict the future, and the most concrete data we have to go on are cold, hard times. These rankings in no way mean that all of these trăng tròn swimmers will be NCAA standouts, and they certainly don’t mean that no swimmer left off this menu will make big contributions at the NCAA level.
With that out of the way, let’s get khổng lồ our rankings.
Disclaimer: there are a lot of high school seniors in the country, & no really good, complete, 100% accurate listing of them all. If you don’t see your favorite swimmer on the list, feel không tính phí to politely point them out in the comments. There’s a chance that we disagree with your assessment of their spot in the đứng top 20, và so long as it’s done civilly, there’s no problem with differences of opinions. There’s also a chance that we’ve simply missed a no-brainer (we’ve taken every precaution to lớn avoid that), và if that happens, we want khổng lồ make sure we correct it.
TOP 20 SWIMMERS FROM THE CLASS OF 2023
1. Bella Sims (Previous Rank: #1) – Sandpipers of Nevada – home-schooled – Henderson, NV **Verbally committed to Florida**
Best Times:
200 free: 1:42.92 (best in class)500 free: 4:32.13 (best in class)1000 free: 9:31.16 (best in class)1650 free: 15:48.70 (best in class)400 IM: 4:03.67 (best in class)200 IM: 1:54.90 (best in class)100 free: 48.5250 free: 22.74200 back: 1:51.69 (best in class)100 fly: 52.21200 fly: 1:53.91This time last year, Sims was a rising star. This year, she’s an established star & an Olympic medalist. What hasn’t changed is that Sims profiles as the #1 recruit in this class by a staggeringly wide margin. She’s the best pure distance swimmer in a strong distance class, and carries the best times in the class for the 200, 500, 1000, và 1650 frees. But she’s also got elite versatility, with the class’s best 200 back, 200 IM, và 400 lặng times. Sims’ 1:42.9 in the 200 free is the fastest time we’ve seen from a junior prospect in years, comparing pretty well to legends Katie Ledecky (1:42.03 as a junior) & Missy Franklin (1:43.15 as a junior).
Don’t pigeonhole Sims into the distance freestyle, either. Her 400 yên ổn is the fastest time we’ve ever seen from a high school junior. You can kiểm tra out the competition in our ranking last year of the vị trí cao nhất high school prospects of the decade.
2. Kiley Wilhelm (Previous Rank: #3) – Life Time Swim Team – Myers Park High School – Charlotte, NC **Verbally committed to Harvard**
Best Times:
100 fly: 51.07 (best in class)200 fly: 1:52.54 (best in class)200 IM: 1:55.78200 back: 1:52.71100 back: 52.47200 free: 1:45.98100 free: 49.33Wilhelm claimed the #3 rank on this list last year by virtue of a class-leading 200 back. But she’s had a meteoric rise as a butterflyer over her junior year, dropping from 52.6/1:59.3 lớn 51.0/1:52.5 – both times are the best in the class. Wilhelm profiles as a classic fly/back full bộ swimmer, which can be an especially valuable archetype because of the medley relay flexibility they give a college program. Wilhelm also has an outstanding 200 IM, which means she doesn’t necessarily have khổng lồ pull a 100 fly/100 back double in the college championship meet format to lớn maximize her scoring.
3. Cavan Gormsen (Previous Rank: #4) – Long Island Aquatic Club – Sacred Heart Academy – Wantagh, NY **Verbally committed to Virginia**
Best Times:
1650 free: 15:58.971000 free: 9:35.18500 free: 4:37.90200 free: 1:44.48100 free: 49.20Gormsen would have been the đứng top distance swimmer in a lot of recruiting classes, và she brings in times that would have made the NCAA’s top 8 in both the mile và the 500 free this year. Gormsen has also improved her tốc độ dramatically, taking her 200 không lấy phí from 1:46.1 khổng lồ 1:44.4 over her junior year. That’s a big boost khổng lồ her relay value at the college level.
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4. Camille Spink (Previous Rank: #5) – Nation’s Capital Swim Club – Battlefield High School – Haymarket, VA **Verbally committed to lớn Tennessee**
Best Times:
200 free: 1:44.29100 free: 48.13 (best in class)50 free: 22.16 (best in class)100 back: 52.76The best pure sprinter in the class, Spink is going lớn carry a lot of value in the NCAA’s relay-heavy format. College coaches will be especially happy with Spink’s development in the 200 free, where she’s dropped from 1:46.1 to 1:44.2 over her junior year to lớn rank near the đứng đầu of the class there. Spink also has a pretty good backstroke, và could turn out lớn be a medley relay fill-in there in addition to lớn a heavy không tính phí relay schedule. Keep an eye on Spink as perhaps the next swimmer in this class to lớn smash onto the national stage in long course: she dropped from 56.0 to 55.2 in the 100-meter freestyle since last year’s rankings.
5. Erin Gemmell (Previous Rank: #10) – Nation’s Capital Swim Club – Stone Ridge School – Potomac, MD **Verbally committed khổng lồ Texas**
Best Times:
200 free: 1:44.37500 free: 4:40.631000 free: 9:43.051650 free: 16:39.70100 free: 48.8350 free: 22.73200 fly: 1:57.04200 IM: 1:57.78Gemmel is another 200/500 không tính tiền specialist with a pretty wide portfolio of intriguing times. Gemmell cut from 4:45.9 khổng lồ 4:40.6 over her junior year in the 500 free, và from 1:45.9 to 1:44.3 in the 200. She really hasn’t dropped time in the distance events since last year’s ranks, but is improving rapidly as a sprinter, which is probably a better move for the NCAA format anyways.
6. Tess Howley (Previous Rank: #2) – Long Island Aquatic Club – Sacred Heart Academy – Rockaway Park, NY **Verbally committed lớn Virginia**
Best Times:
100 fly: 51.98200 fly: 1:52.76400 IM: 4:13.47200 back: 1:53.28100 back: 52.93200 free: 1:45.56100 free: 49.4850 free: 22.89Howley was the vị trí cao nhất butterflyer in this class a year ago & dropped time in both, though she’s been passed up by Wilhelm for the vị trí cao nhất times in the class. Howley has a great range of times, though, cracking into the 51s in the 100 fly và sitting just two tenths out of the best 200 fly in the class. That 4:13 in the 400 yên has to lớn be intriguing, especially when we chú ý that Howley was just 4:19 in that event at this time last year.
7. Berit Berglund (Previous Rank: #12) – Carmel Swim Club – Carmel High School – Carmel, IN **Verbally committed khổng lồ Texas**
Best Times:
100 back: 51.32 (best in class)200 back: 1:53.52100 free: 48.70Berglund carries the đứng đầu sprint backstroke time in the class, coming in very near 50-point territory. Last year, she was a great 100 backstroker who needed some more development on her support events. She’s still not as versatile as the other names in the đứng đầu 10 here, but has made massive strides in her probable NCAA events: from 1:57.9 to 1:53.5 in the 200 back & from 50.1 lớn 48.7 in the 100 free. That makes her an outstanding candidate to địa chỉ several relays onto her individual events at some point in college.
8. Lucy Thomas (Previous Rank: #13) – Elmbrook Swim Club – Brookfield East High School – Elm Grove, WI **Verbally committed khổng lồ Stanford**
Best Times:
100 breast: 58.93 (best in class)200 breast: 2:09.16 (best in class)50 free: 22.33100 free: 49.23200 free: 1:46.82200 IM: 1:59.16In our ranks last year, we noted that Thomas was coming off a big drop in the long course 100-meter breaststroke. She parlayed that into a huge short course drop in her junior year, breaking a minute for the first time & then cutting all the way to 58.9 for the đứng top time in the class. For a breaststroker, Thomas is also surprisingly versatile, sitting just a few tenths off the đứng top 50 miễn phí time in the class, which could make her a Sophie Hansson-esque addition to lớn multiple NCAA relays.
9. Campbell Stoll (Previous Rank: #8) – Elmbrook Swim Club – Arrowhead High School – Hartland, WI ** Verbally committed lớn Texas**
Best Times:
100 fly: 51.89200 fly: 1:54.49200 IM: 1:57.47400 IM: 4:14.96100 back: 52.68200 back: 1:54.18100 breast: 1:01.51200 breast: 2:12.76Stoll is an incredibly versatile prospect who had big butterfly drops over her junior year, including from 1:56.1 khổng lồ 1:54.4 in the 200-yard fly. (She also broke a minute in the 100 long course meter fly). It’ll be interesting to lớn see how college coaches view her primary events – Stoll could definitely become a fly/back type at the college level, but might project even better as an IMer after dropping about a second in the 200 yên this year.
10. Julia Podkoscielny (Previous Rank: #9) – Pine Crest Swim Team – Pine Crest School – Fort Lauderdale, FL **Verbally committed lớn Florida**
Best Times:
400 IM: 4:08.01200 IM: 1:58.72200 back: 1:55.39100 back: 53.30200 free: 1:47.56Podkoscielny is an outstanding 400 IMer – Sims’ đứng đầu times tend to warp our perspective on some of the others in the class, but 4:08 IMers as high school juniors are rare. Podkoscielny got there by dropping nearly five seconds since our last round of rankings. She doesn’t have great secondary or tertiary events yet, but could definitely develop in the backstrokes and 200 IM.
11. Miriam Sheehan (Previous Rank: N/A) – Dubuque Area Swimmin’ Hurricanes – Dubuque, IA **Verbally committed to lớn NC State**
Best Times:
100 back: 52.30100 fly: 52.30100 free: 48.8950 free: 22.52200 back: 1:55.31Sheehan didn’t make this danh mục last spring because she didn’t have the short course production to lớn match the rest of the đứng top 20, though her long course times were outstanding. Turns out, Sheehan had her eyes on bigger things than a top-20 ranking, và it paid off as she represented Puerto Rico in the Tokyo Olympics. Now, she’s coming back for the ranking she missed out on after a year of big short course drops (54.9 to 52.3 in the 100 fly; 56.0 khổng lồ 52.3 in the 100 back; 23.9 lớn 22.5 in the 50 free). With identical 100 fly và 100 back times, Sheehan should be an outstanding relay value with a great improvement curve.
12. Michaela Mattes (Previous Rank: #6) – Sarasota Sharks – Cardinal Mooney School – Sarasota, FL **Verbally committed to lớn Florida**
Best Times:
1650 free: 16:06.561000 free: 9:46.56500 free: 4:40.12200 free: 1:47.52400 IM: 4:14.09Mattes has had great junior year drops (16:21 khổng lồ 16:06 in the mile, 4:42.9 to 4:40.1 in the 500) – her slide out of the top 10 has more to vì with the rest of the class going wild with time drops than any concerns over Mattes’ progression. She’s under NCAA scoring range in the 500 and just tenths off in the mile. She’s also had some nice drops in the 400 IM, which could turn out khổng lồ be a solid third event for her in the NCAA lineup.
13. Hannah Bellard (Previous Rank: HM) – Club Wolverine – Grosse Ile High School – Grosse Ile, mày **Verbally committed khổng lồ Michigan**
Best Times:
200 fly: 1:55.17100 fly: 52.83500 free: 4:41.24200 free: 1:46.941000 free: 9:44.901650 free: 16:23.63400 IM: 4:14.21Bellard has a fascinating set of strokes and events in her top times. The headliner (and the reason she sits at #13) is a 1:55.1 in the 200 fly, coming off a big two-second drop over her junior year. She’s made huge improvements in her speed, which was what we hoped to lớn see when ranking her as an honorable mention last year. But what we didn’t see coming were the huge rises in the 500 free, 1000 free, 1650 miễn phí and 400 IM. Now, it’s not totally clear what Bellard projects as at the college level, but it’s much clearer that she’s going lớn be a highly-valuable prospect.
14. Jillian Cox (Previous Rank: #14) – Longhorn Aquatics – Cedar Park, TX **Verbally committed lớn Texas**
Best Times:
1650 free: 16:11.101000 free: 9:37.85500 free: 4:42.34200 free: 1:46.85Yet another great distance swimmer in a great distance swimming class. Cox already has an NCAA invite time in the 500 free and in the mile, coming off of solid junior-year drops. Her 200 không tính phí is fast enough to showroom some relay value in the NCAA format, which is really how distance swimmers boost their recruiting stock to lớn an elite level. Cox dropped two full seconds in the 200 không lấy phí this past year, so her speed is coming around quickly.
15. JoJo Ramey (Previous Rank: N/A) – Fishers Area Swimming Tigers – Fishers High School – Fishers, IN **Verbally committed khổng lồ Florida**
Best Times:
200 back: 1:52.42200 free: 1:46.24500 free: 4:47.16100 back: 53.54Ramey is the second new name khổng lồ join our top trăng tròn after going unranked in our sophomore report. She’s dropped more than four seconds in the 200 back since last year to smash into NCAA scoring range. In fact, she’s the #2 swimmer in the entire class in that event, behind only Sims. Now, Ramey just needs her other events to lớn rise khổng lồ a similar level to make a huge move into the đứng top 10.
16. Caroline Bricker (Previous Rank: #7) – Colorado Springs Aquatics – Cheyenne Mountain High School – Colorado Springs, teo **Verbally committed khổng lồ Stanford**
Best Times:
100 breast: 59.73200 breast: 2:10.63400 IM: 4:13.02200 IM: 1:59.37100 fly: 53.20200 fly: 1:56.71Bricker was the top sprint breaststroker in the class at this time last year, but has stalled out a little with time drops in her primary events. She did make a small drop in the 200 breast & has had some nice development as a 100 flyer. A sub-minute breaststroker is always going to be a valuable high school recruit, và especially so in a thin class like this one. Bricker also carries nice versatility, with a lot of great non-breaststroke event options.
17. Eleanor Sun (Previous Rank: #15) – Nation’s Capital Swim Club – Stone Ridge School – Bethesda, MD **Verbally committed to lớn Princeton**
Best Times:
400 IM: 4:10.22200 fly: 1:56.86200 IM: 1:59.86Sun is very specialized to lớn three events, but the bright side is that they work very well together in the NCAA lineup. The highlight is that 4:10 in the 400 yên ổn – college coaches love a great 400 IMer, trusting that they can channel the versatility and endurance into more NCAA-level events. Sun has dropped four seconds in the 400 yên since last year, so there’s a good chance she’s got other events about khổng lồ pop in a similar way. She also cut two full seconds in the 200 fly.
18. Sophie Brison (Previous Rank: N/A) – Dynamo Club – Cambridge High School – Alpharetta, GA **Verbally committed khổng lồ Tennessee**
Best Times:
200 back: 1:53.29100 back: 53.94200 free: 1:46.86100 fly: 54.72400 IM: 4:14.68Brison has really come around in the 200 back, dropping more than two seconds to lớn jump onto our top đôi mươi list. She also dropped about four seconds in the 400 IM, which may become a sneaky college event for her. For now, Brison projects well as a two-distance backstroker who could eventually contribute as a 200 freestyler on a relays.
19. Maddie Waggoner (Previous Rank: N/A) –Jersey Wahoos – Moorestown High School – Moorestown, NJ **Verbally committed to lớn Wisconsin**
Best Times:
500 free: 4:45.271000 free: 9:46.061650 free: 16:06.48200 back: 1:56.95Waggoner has come up with massive drops since last year, including from 16:19 to lớn 16:06 in the mile & from 4:50.0 to 4:45.2 in the 500. That 1650 không tính tiền is just tenths off of NCAA scoring level, which merits inclusion in our đứng top 20.
20. Madison Smith (Previous Rank: N/A) – Rockville Montgomery Swim Club – Good Counsel High School – Brookeville, MD **Verbally committed to lớn Michigan**
Best Times:
1650 free: 16:21.601000 free: 9:49.45500 free: 4:44.62Smith is yet another fast-dropping distance swimmer in a deep distance class. Check out these time drops: from 16:53 to 16:21 in the mile, from 9:59 to lớn 9:49 in the 1000 & from 4:54 lớn 4:44 in the 500 free.
HONORABLE MENTIONS
Paring the list down to trăng tròn always feels like pulling teeth. This isn’t an exhaustive menu of others we considered, but the đứng top few left off the menu who made the decisions on 18-20 very difficult.
Jada Scott (Previous Rank: N/A)– Alamo Area Aquatic Association – Johnson High School – San Antonio, TX **Verbally committed lớn Alabama**
Best Times:
50 free: 22.66100 free: 48.69100 fly: 53.70A great sprinter, just not quite versatile enough yet to lớn crack the vị trí cao nhất 20. For a sprint-needy program, though, Scott would be much more valuable than some of the distance types in the đứng đầu 20.
Alexa Fulton (Previous Rank: HM) – Upper Main Line YMCA – Downington East High School – Exton, PA **Verbally committed lớn Texas**
Best Times:
50 free: 22.46100 free: 49.04200 free: 1:47.29Fulton is another relay-value swimmer who can swim all three relay distances. She dropped two seconds in the 200 miễn phí this year.
Elizabeth Tilt (Previous Rank: N/A) – Chattahoochee Gold Swim Club – Lassiter High School – Marietta, GA **Verbally committed khổng lồ Kentucky**
Best Times:
400 IM: 4:12.01200 IM: 1:59.1550 free: 22.67100 free: 49.10200 free: 1:47.36100 fly: 53.30Tilt is incredibly versatile with a 400 yên that should make her a great college prospect. She dropped more than four seconds in that race as a junior.
Grace Rainey (Previous Rank: #11) – SwimMAC Carolina – William Amos Hough High School – Davidson, NC **Verbally committed lớn Florida**
Best Times:
400 IM: 4:12.88100 breast: 1:00.14200 breast: 2:10.13200 fly: 1:57.39200 IM: 1:59.14Rainey was more of a 200 breaststroker last time around, but after dropping more than four seconds in the 400 IM, she’s now an im type who could cross over into breaststroke, like an Ella Nelson/Brooke Forde type.
Maggie Schalow (Previous Rank: #20) – Irvine Novaquatics – Corona Del Mar High School – Corona del Mar, CA **Verbally committed lớn Virginia**
Best Times:
100 fly: 52.90200 fly: 1:56.85200 free: 1:47.38Schalow remains a great two-distance butterflyer who broke 53 seconds for the first time as we were in-progress with these ranks.
Kathryn Hazle (Previous Rank: N/A) – North Coast Aquatics –University city High School – San Diego, CA **Verbally committed khổng lồ Cal**
Best Times:
400 IM: 4:11.80200 breast: 2:11.07500 free: 4:46.871000 free: 9:51.351650 free: 16:51.57200 IM: 1:59.34Count Hazle among the great 400 IMers in this class with a lot of potential in other events, especially the 200 breast.
BEST OF THE REST
Some more names that came up in our research. For the purposes of space, we won’t include every top sự kiện for these athletes, but just a few of their standouts. Verbal commitments are listed where they’ve been reported. Each of these athletes is still an extremely high-level recruit:
Sprint free:Distance free:Backstroke:Breaststroke:Butterfly:IM:Megan Hutchins (2:00.1/4:16.9) **Kentucky**BONUS LOOKBACK:
Feeling nostalgic? Here’s a look back at our historic recruiting class rankings, plus our retrospectives of those classes after four NCAA seasons:
| Girls | ||||
| Recruiting Class | ||||
| High School Class of 2023 | Way Too Early Ranks As Sophomores | |||
| High School Class of 2022 | Way Too Early Ranks As Sophomores | Ranks as Juniors | ||
| High School Class of 2021 | Way Too Early Ranks As Sophomores | Ranks as Juniors | ||
| High School Class of 2020 | Way Too Early Ranks As Sophomores | Ranks as Juniors | Re-Rank As Seniors | |
| High School Class of 2019 | Ranks as Juniors | Re-Rank As Seniors | ||
| High School Class of 2018 | Ranks as Juniors | Re-Rank As Seniors | Post-college retrospective | |
| High School Class of 2017 | Ranks as Juniors | Post-college retrospective | ||
| High School Class of 2016 | Ranks as Juniors | Post-college retrospective | ||
| High School Class of 2015 | Ranks as Juniors | Post-college retrospective | ||
| High School Class of 2014 | Ranks as Juniors | Post-college retrospective | ||
| High School Class of 2013 | Ranks as Juniors | Post-college retrospective |
