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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. Princeton University: Thanana Kotchasanmanee, Luna Lu, Sarah Lim

NEW 3. Wake Forest University: Chloe Kovelesky, Chutimon Rujiranan, Ella Yokota

4.. Louisiana State University: Ryleigh Knaub, Perla Sol Sigurbrandsdottir

5. University of California- Los Angeles: Athena Yoo, Maye Huang, Zoe Sprecher, Kacey Ly

6. Texas A&M University: Avery Zweig, Brynn Kort, Natalie Yen

7.. Stanford University: Anna Song, Kaila Elsayegh

8. University of Virginia: Kathryn Ha, Remi Bacardi, Elsie MacCleery, Yuuki Takada

9. University of Tennessee: Thapasit Thitikarn, Madison Messimer, Isabella Johnson

10.. Arizona State University: Pimpisa Rubrong, Kate Dillon, Johanna Axelsson

Teams to watch:

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

6/30: Wake Forest's Chloe Koveleky will have a teammate freshman year in Ella Yokota, which puts them in our watch list. We flip-flopped Texas and LSU in the 3/4 spots, and Texas A&M and Stanford at the 6/7 spots due to recent tournament play by their committed athletes.

5/16: The University of Texas moves into the top-10 to the #4 spot with the commitment announcement of Scarlett Schremmer, a top-5 recruit. Schremmer joins Lydia Portlock, currently #32 on JGS.

6/1: There have been no additional commitments to affect our rankings. We've looked closely at recent rankings and competition results, but they have not changed our current rankings.

7/18: There's a quick change to the rankings, as Wake Forest adds another commit in Thailand's Chutimon Rujuranan, ranked #52 on JGS. They move up to the #3 spot on our list. Texas exits the rankings, as a coaching change has led to a de-commitment by one athlete.