-Class of 2028 Boys Recruiting Class Rankings

*Updated around the 1st of each month

*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. Oklahoma State University: Chase Hughes, Ainslie Stanford, Ryan Lee, Jaden Soong

2. University of Tennessee: Gryason Baucom, Mac Myers

3. University of Texas: Mason An, Stepan Plasek, Declan Dent

4. University of Arizona: Tao Peremika, Kanicharo Katano, Ash Edwards

5. Florida State University: Chase Bauer, Ethan Evans, Youp Orsel

6. University of Oklahoma: JP Lynch, Anson Munzliner

7. Georgia Tech: William Cui, Lester Low

8. ⭐NEW Northwestern University: Aston Lim, Michael Jorski

9. ⭐NEW University of Florida: Emilio Velez, Karl Stenson

10/27 Northwestern and Florida enter the top-9 with two solid recruits with potential to move up in the rankings, although they are far behind the top-7 teams.

9/29 Oklahoma further solidified their #1 ranking by adding another top-5 player, Jaden Soong. Expect the Cowboys to stay at the top of the rankings for a long time. Arizona enters the chat this month, clocking in at #4, with two internationally accomplished recruits in the the top 300 of WAGR rankings, along with a top-75 JGS recruit. Florida State added an international recruit in the the top 750. in WAGR.

9/3 The initial class of 2028 recruiting class rankings are here with an inaugural top-6. Oklahoma State leads the way with two top-5 and a top-30 recruit. Tennessee has nabbed a top-2 ranked recruit and an additional top-10 player., while Texas has a solid group of two top-15 ranked Americans and a top-500 WAGR recruit. Florida State has verbally committed a top-10 and a top-15 recruit, while Oklahoma has a top-10 and top-30 recruit, both of whom are rated in our own top-10. Georgia Tech rounds out the top-6 with a top-15 and a top-20 recruit.