2029 Initial Rankings: Players Ranked 31-40

Siemer is an intriguing young prospect with his blend of size, length, and athleticism. He's a three-level scorer who can create quality looks off the dribble for both himself and his teammates, and he's a fantastic finisher around the rim through contact. He's a bouncy athlete who uses his length to his advantage on the defensive end, getting into passing lanes and contesting shots.     Sinnott is a cerebral lead guard who does a great job playing with pace and changing speeds to keep defenders off balance. He has really good body control around the rim and can finish either through or around contact at the bucket. He shoots it well off the catch and can create quality looks for his teammates. After appearing in 12 games as a freshman, look for Sinnott to become a big part of the rotation as a sophomore.     William, like his older brother David, is a long, hyper-athletic wing who can defend pretty much every position at the high school level with his blend of length, athleticism, and tenacity on the defensive end. He moves his feet exceptionally well and takes pride in his work on that end of the floor. On the offensive end, he's still a work in progress, but he's good in transition and can get downhill and attack the rim in the halfcourt.     Peak is a strong, athletic defender who does a good job subtly using his physicality to his advantage on both ends of the floor. He can bang with bigger bodies in the paint defensively, using his strong lower body to hold his ground, and he moves his feet really well when defending on the perimeter. On the offensive end he's able to put constant pressure on opposing players with his speed, physical nature, and willingness to attack the rim and get downhill.     Oakland is a sharpshooting guard who can play with or without the ball in his hands, but he's at his best right now when he's operating off the ball and knocking down shots off the catch. He has a quick release, moves well without the ball in his hands, and is a supremely confident shooting threat. Look for him to become a significant part of the Tigers rotation as early as this season.     Edwards was a key contributor off the bench as a freshman for the Bluejays, averaging 3.5 points, 1.7 rebounds, and 1.5 assists per game. He's a confident guard who showed that he can create looks off the dribble for himself and his teammates, and he stepped up in some big moments in postseason play. He's a quick defender with great hands.     Lundy was one of the more productive players in the 2029 class around the state last season, starting 22 games and averaging 8.5 points, 4.7 rebounds, 2.3 assists, and 1.7 steals. A long, athletic wing who loves to attack the rim both in transition and in the halfcourt, he can also defend a few different spots, providing the Bulldogs with some versatility on both ends of the floor.     Merrigan got overshadowed (and rightfully so given how great [player_tooltip player_id='3353853' first='Roman' last='Henry'] was last season) as a freshman, but he was pretty darn productive in his own right in his debut campaign with the Wolverines. He averaged 5.7 points, 4.3 rebounds, and 1.5 blocks per game on 53% shooting, a key player for one of West's best teams in the last few decades. He can occasionally step out and space the floor, has good footwork and touch around the rim, and is a really good rim protector.     Anderson is an aggressive two-way guard who uses his quickness to his advantage on both ends of the floor. He loves to put pressure on opposing ball-handlers, speeding them up and making them make quick, pressured decisions. He looks to attack the rim relentlessly offensively, scoring with either hand as well as getting defenders to collapse and then finding open teammates.     Kubovec is a volume scorer who led the Lions in scoring as a freshman, putting up 16.9 points per game. His shooting efficiency (39-27-68) wasn't the greatest, but he was also asked to do a ton for Lisbon, leading the team in assists and steals in addition to being the leading scorer. He's a good athlete who competes hard on the glass (5.1 rebounds per game) and can impact the game on both ends.