Class of 2025 Girls Recruiting Class Rankings
*Our rankings are based off of analysis of all three junior rankings metrics, and WAGR (for int'l athletes) for the athletes which we have received confirmation of commitment. We may not have full information regarding all of the top int'l athletes; please send us any information that we may be missing!
*Updated around the beginning of each month
1. Duke University: Rianne Malixi, Avery McCrery
⬆️2. University of California- Los Angeles: Athena Yoo, Maye Huang, Zoe Sprecher, Kacey Ly
NEW 3. Vanderbilt University: Elizabeth Rudisill, Kathryn Ha
⬇️4. Texas A&M University: Avery Zweig, Brynn Kort, Natalie Yen
⬇️5. University of Tennessee: Thapasit Thitikarn, Madison Messimer, Isabella Johnson
⬇️6. Princeton University: Thanana Kotchasanmanee, Luna Lu, Sarah Lim
⬇️7. Wake Forest University: Chloe Kovelesky, Chutimon Rujiranan, Ella Yokota
⬇️8. Louisiana State University: Ryleigh Knaub, Perla Sol Sigurbrandsdottir
⬇️9. Stanford University: Anna Song, Kaila Elsayegh
⬇️10. University of Virginia: Remi Bacardi, Elsie MacCleery, Yuuki Takada
Teams to watch:
Arizona State University: Pimpisa Rubrong, Kate Dillon, Johanna Axelsson
University of California-Berkeley: Michelle Woo, Camila Zignaigo
Auburn University: Charlotte Cantonis, Kate Barber, Frances Brown
Oklahoma State: Sophia Ellestad, Tarapath Panya
Northwestern University: Arianna Lau, Lauren Lee
Univeristy of Arkansas: Sayers Allen, Swetha Sathish
8/3: Duke has solidified their #1 ranking, as Malixi won the US Girls Junior and McCrery won the Junior PGA Championship. Quite impressive! Since we updated our rankings early on 7/18, there are no changes since then.
8/30: There was a lot of movement within our top-10 teams after we analyzed the 2024 season performance and rankings of each athlete. UCLA vaults to the #2 spot, as they now have two top-15, one top-20, & one top-50 recruit that should have no trouble filling lineup spots. Texas A&M moves the #3 spot, as they have two recruits on our top-10 list, with an additional top-50 player. Tennessee rises five places due to improvement of each athlete in this class, which is well-rounded. Teams 5-9 have lost ground, but continue to have solid recruiting classes. There are no newcomers to the top-10 this month.
9/4 We're doing a quick update to our top-10 list, as Kathryn Ha has switched her commitment from Virginia to Vanderbilt. This moves UVA down to the #10 spot, as Vanderbilt enters the rankings at #3. They have the current JGS #1 ranked 2025 recruit in Elizabeth Rudisill, and Ha currently sits at #11.