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I holding out hope for Joyce Edwards. I think she's the best, certainly the most upside, in the class. And everything I read about her and her family seem like a perfect fit with Stanford academically. 

If Jazmine Davidson choosing her dream school comes to fruition, that's already an elite starting five (Ijiwoye, Swain, Davidson, Edwards, Ume) that could compete with any squad I see brewing between the '24-'25 classes for a national championship.

Icing would be adding a guard Mikayla Blakes or Addie Deal from '25. And another F/C, though fewer options remain besides Brynn McGaughy. I love '25 Alaskan 6'5" Layla Hays ranked #21 by Prospects. She might intrigue me more than Koval, but no clue about her academics and Stanford was not among the slew of offers she received her breakout summer. My favorite Bay Area 6'2" pogo stick, McKenna Woliczko, is of course '26.

Not at all sure what to expect from Harper Peterson, but if I had to bet I would guess UW.

[kat0189]

I holding out hope for Joyce Edwards. I think she's the best, certainly the most upside, in the class. And everything I read about her and her family seem like a perfect fit with Stanford academically. 

If Jazmine Davidson choosing her dream school comes to fruition, that's already an elite starting five (Ijiwoye, Swain, Davidson, Edwards, Ume) that could compete with any squad I see brewing between the '24-'25 classes for a national championship.

Icing would be adding a guard Mikayla Blakes or Addie Deal from '25. And another F/C, though fewer options remain besides Brynn McGaughy. I love '25 Alaskan 6'5" Layla Hays ranked #21 by Prospects. She might intrigue me more than Koval, but no clue about her academics and Stanford was not among the slew of offers she received her breakout summer. My favorite Bay Area 6'2" pogo stick, McKenna Woliczko, is of course '26.

Not at all sure what to expect from Harper Peterson, but if I had to bet I would guess UW.