2026 Girls Recruiting Classes

Updated around the 1st of the month, but check back more often during October and November

*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!

1. Stanford University: Nikki Oh, Jude Lee

2. University of Oregon: Celina Yeo, Prim Prachnakorn

3. University of Southern California: Sophia Lin, Angela Zhang

4. Auburn University: Kallyn Black, Gia Raad, Zara Anand

5. University of Virginia: Zoe Cusack, Lily Reitter, Olivia Hung, Miranda Lu

6. Wake Forest University: Vidhi Lakhawala, Benedicte Brent-Petersen, Havana Torstennson

7. University of Texas: Shyla Brown, Amy Lee

8. Louisiana State University: Raegan Denton, Victoria Kristensen

9T. University of Mississippi: Lisa Herman, Ebba Lundqvist

9T. University of Indiana: Ava Bunker, Ann-Sophie Bourgault

9T. Duke University: Mia Hammond, Martina Navarro

Teams to watch:

University of Tennessee: An Le Chuc, Lavanya Gupta

University of South Carolina: Yana Beeli, Amelia Harris

University of Georgia: Trinity Beth, Isabel Emanuels, Liv Krol Andersen

University of Arizona: Nagore Martinez, Antonia Steiner, Olivia Hung

University of Houston: Athena Singh, Sandra Palin

University of Illinois: Lisa Copeland, Meadow Tian, Eileen Lee

9/1 Virginia bumps up to #5, while Wake Forest jumps to #6 due to strong summers from their recruits. Texas drops a few places, while the top and bottom of the rankings remain the same except the addition of LSU, who has a wagr top-100 recruit in Ragan Denton.

6/29 No changes

6/6 We've looked at recent tournament results and have shuffled the rankings a bit, with USC staying at #3, Auburn up several spots, Texas down a few spots, and Duke sliding lower in the the rankings. Newcomer Indiana enters the rankings at #T8 due to the stellar play of Ann-Sophie Bourgault. We accidentally omitted Oregon in the previous rankings, and they are in their rightful spot at #2 (checks and balances system error here!) with a top-10 JGS recruit and a WAGR top-100 player.

3/30 It's been a while since we've re-examined our rankings, and we've found that after the top-3, there are a lot similar, evenly talented teams. Expect the spring and summer seasons to cause movement within the rankings as some athletes start to separate their teams from the pack.