On3's updated 2025 women's basketball recruiting rankings

Following the early signing period and the start of high school basketball, On3 updates its 2025 recruiting rankings. Here are a few key notes from the Top 10.

Chavez stays on top

Aaliyah Chavez remains the undisputed No. 1 prospect in the 2025 class – and one of two top recruits to remain uncommitted. Chavez, a guard out of Lubbock (Texas) Monterey is deciding between Texas, Texas Tech, Oklahoma, UCLA and South Carolina. 

As a junior, the 5-foot-9 Chavez averaged 35.6 points, 8.4 rebounds and 3.7 assists. She has improved on those numbers as a senior, scoring 35.8 points, grabbing 9.1 rebounds, dishing out 3.9 assists and totaling 3.9 steals.

After the 2023-2024 season, Chavez was named the Texas Girls’ Basketball Gatorade Player of the Year. It was a season where she broke school records for points in a season, points in a career and most 3-pointers in a game. She also shattered the school record with 57 points in a game.

The top 3 stays idle

Along with Chavez, Jazzy Davidson and Sienna Betts round out the top three. Betts and Davidson have committed to California Big Ten rivals – UCLA and USC. 

Davidson, a 6-foot-1 combo guard from Happy Valley (Oregon) Clackamas, committed to USC prior to the early signing period. Davidson was a semifinalist for the 2023-24 Naismith Trophy High School Girls Basketball Player of the Year as a junior. Davidson was also the 2022-23 Oregon High School Girls Basketball Player of the Year as a sophomore. 

Betts joins her sister, Lauren Betts, one of the top post players in women’s college basketball, at UCLA. 

“Sienna is flat out dominant on both ends of the floor,” UCLA coach Cori Close said in a release. “She is physical, strong and aggressive! She also has an excellent touch, is an elite passer and has added a deadly 3-point shot.”

Betts, a 6-foot-4 power forward from Aurora, Colorado, was named Colorado’s Gatorade Player of the Year in girls basketball for the 2023-24 season and for the second consecutive year. The forward averaged 22.5 points, 15.6 rebounds, 4.6 assists, 3.3 blocks and 2.2 steals last season at Grandview.

Speiser on the rise

Jordan Speiser was one of the biggest risers and is the only player to make a first appearance in On3’s Top 10. Previously ranked No. 13, Speiser has climbed to the No. 6 spot. 

Speiser, a 6-foot-1 shooting guard from Warrenton (Missouri) Lutheran of St. Charles County, made major improvements this summer on the Nike EYBL circuit and had her pick of some of the country’s best programs. 

But the now five-star recruit committed to Kansas State and gives the Wildcats a versatile scoring threat. 

“Speiser is one of the most dynamic scorers in the country with unlimited range and ability to shoot the three-ball,” Kansas State coach Jeff Mittie said in a release. “Her work ethic and passion for the game was evident throughout the recruiting process.”

LSU lands two

LSU is the only program to land two of On3’s top-10 prospects in the 2025 class. Kim Mulkey and Co. signed No. 4 (previously No. 7) Grace Knox, who impressed during AAU season, and No. 7 (previously No. 10) ZaKiyah Johnson, who chose the Tigers over in-state Louisville and Kentucky. 

Johnson, a 6-foot-1 guard from Shelbyville (KY), averaged 18.9 points and 7.2 rebounds as a junior.

“ZaKiyah brings size and athleticism to our backcourt,” Mulkey said in a release. “Her versatility is a huge part of her game. From scoring to rebounding and defending she can affect the game in a variety of ways.”

Knox, a 6-foot-3 versatile post player from Las Vegas averaged 17.2 points and 11.9 rebounds as a junior, leading the team to a national championship and the California Open Division So-Cal Region California State Championship. 

“Grace is gifted with an incredible ability to rebound,” Mulkey said in a release. “Her tenacity on the boards combined with her all-around offensive skill set make her a tough matchup.”