Chloe Spreen
Kate Harpring of Atlanta, Georgia, had a breakout summer and became a can't miss prospect in 2026. *Photo by Anthony Lugardo.
A lot has happened over the course of the summer for the members of the Brandon Clay Recruiting Program. Here’s an update on multiple prospects with new recruitment information:
Class of 2023 guard Hannah Cail of Southeast All Stars (GA) committed to Georgia College. She visited the Milledgeville campus for camp in June then coach Ross Jolly was in attendance for the Brandon Clay Real Deal in Indianapolis during July to see Cail in action again.
Class of 2023 wing Madeline Freeth of Indy Magic (IN) visited Carthage College earlier in the summer. Freeth has been a stock riser at multiple showcases over the past 12 months. Her play has her recruitment trending upwards.
Class of 2023 wing McKayla Miller of Gameball Basketball (KS) has an offer from Creighton. Miller saw her stock start to rise at the Brandon Clay Summer Showcase in June. She’s one of the elite wing prospects nationally who hasn’t narrowed her list.
Class of 2024 guard Tianna Thompson of Southeast All Stars (GA) has an offer from SMU. Head coach Toyelle Wilson and assistant Dani Edwards watched Thompson at the Brandon Clay Summer Invite South during late-July.
Class of 2024 guard Chloe Spreen of Gym Rats Team Riego (IN) visited Florida before the July evaluation periods started. Spreen, who has an offer from the Gators, then went out and played fantastic basketball down the stretch of July at the Brandon Clay Elite 32. She battled against multiple Elite 60 caliber 2024 prospects in Thompson and Kayleigh Heckel from Exodus NYC EYBL.
Class of 2026 guard Kate Harpring of Marist School (GA) has a scholarship offer from Auburn. Head coach Johnnie Harris watched Harpring at the Brandon Clay Elite 32 during the latter part of July. Harpring visited campus to end July.
Brandon Clay serves as the Director of Scouting for ProspectsNation.com and owns The BrandonClayScouting.com Evaluation Report, which is read by more than 200 colleges and universities nationwide. He also serves as the Executive Skills Director for the Brandon Clay Scouting Academy Series.
