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Imani Stafford, the No. 10 player in the 2012 class who has rich basketball bloodlines, chooses Texas over USC.

Nirra Fields gives UCLA a stacked backcourt and clearly outlines the program's recruiting focus for the 2013 class -- post players.

Tiffany Mitchell of Providence Day School (Charlotte, N.C.) overcame an ACL injury to earn a scholarship offer from her idol, Dawn Staley of South Carolina.

Whitney Young has competed on the national scene with a 60-5 record the last two season but has always been missing at least one key piece. That all changes this week.

The class of 2011's top two players remain unchanged in the latest rankings, though Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis, climbed in what was the closest race for the No. 1 spot in ESPN HoopGurlz history.

Stanford continues it's roll in recruiting into the 2011 class with its third top 100 recruit in the 2011 class.

Utah's Jennifer Hamson aims to play both volleyball and basketball in college.

Once committed to waiting until her junior year to address recruiting, Loliya Briggs is not committed to the Pitt Panthers.

Taya Reimer is only in eight grade, but maturity is a strength for her.

There are plenty of big names still undecided that will change these rankings, but right now Baylor has the best class, writes Chris Hansen.

The No. 1 ranked player in the 2010 class tells Geno Auriemma she's coming to Storrs.

Maggie Lucas commits to PSU.

In recruiting, a lot of recruits say when it's time to make a decision, you just know. That feeling has been stewing in Maggie Lucas's gut for some time now.

The third part of the Best of Summer Series looks at the best passers and defenders.

After a adjustment period both on and off the court, Londoners Azania Stewart and Josette Campbell have taken to America, writes HoopGurlz's Chris Hansen.