Already the top guard in the 2008 class, as ranked by HoopGurlz.com, Sykes returns to the No. 2 overall spot in the website's final adjustments before the July evaluation period.

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Chay Shegog

Though other players were effected, only two other moves were made in the 2008 rankings. Caroline Doty of Fort Washington, Pa., judged by HoopGurlz.com as the top performer at Nike Skills, was elevated from No. 14 to No. 10 overall, the highest ranking yet for the impressive Connecticut commit. Doty also rose to the No. 3 guard in the class, behind only Sykes and Shenise Johnson of Henrietta, N.Y.

Chay Shegog of Stafford, Va., a North Carolina commit who also had an impressive stint at the Nike Academy, moved from No. 20 overall to No. 18. She remained the No. 3 post prospect in the class, behind Lynetta Kizer of Dumfries, Va., and Ayana Dunning of Columbus, Ohio.

Though slightly rearranged, the players in HoopGurlz.com's top five remained the same. Elena Delle Donne of Wilmington, Del., still is No. 1, Sykes is No. 2, followed by Glory Johnson of Knoxville, Tenn., at No. 3, Tennessee commit Amber Gray of Cincinnati, Ohio, at No. 4 and Kizer, who recently committed to Maryland, at No. 5.

HoopGurlz.com had hoped to add clarity to the point-guard position after the Nike Skills Academy, which featured three of the nation's top four 2008 lead guards, but determined the competition in Beaverton, Oreg., between Ashley Corral of Vancouver, Wash., Destini Hughes of Kennedale, Texas, and Samantha Prahalis of Commack, N.Y., too close to call. Shay Selby, the Duke commit out of Cleveland, Ohio, was not among the 22 players invited to the 2007 Nike Skills Academy. She remains the top-ranked point guard at No. 15 overall.

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