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2025 four-star guard Adelaide Jernigan took official visit to Kentucky WBB at same time Kaelyn Carroll did

2025 four-star guard Adelaide Jernigan took official visit to Kentucky WBB at same time Kaelyn Carroll did

When 2025 five-star wing Kaelyn Carroll was on her official visit to Kentucky, she wasn’t the only high-profile target on campus.

Four-star guard Adelaide Jernigan, the No. 58 prospect in the 2025 class (according to ESPN), posted to her social media that she had just concluded an official visit to Kentucky as well.

(Photo by UK Athletics)
(Photo by UK Athletics)
(Photo by UK Athletics)

Jernigan is down to NC State, Michigan and Kentucky, and she told On3’s Talia Goodman that she will be visiting Michigan on September 20-22. She visited NC State on August 29-31, so a commitment sometime soon following her trip to Ann Arbor is likely.

She visited Virginia Tech three times when Brooks was still there, and this was her first time seeing what Kentucky has to offer. Jernigan is really fond of Brooks and what he built at Virginia Tech.

“So, I really liked Virginia Tech,” Jernigan told Goodman. “They recruited me freshman year as well. I just have always really liked Kenny [Brooks]. They put your relationship first. Player development is really big for him, and I like that a lot. They care a ton with recruiting – I played tennis and they came to a tennis match once. I really liked the coaching staff for Virginia Tech, and I’m friends with Georgia Amoore – we used to call and text when she was at Virginia Tech, and we still text here and there now that she’s at Kentucky, but I really like her. And then obviously, I loved Liz Kitley because she’s 20 minutes from my house.”

Jernigan and Carroll could both be two foundational pieces of the program moving forward, and both of them should announce their college commits in the not-so-distant future.

Rundown of prospects offered by Kentucky

2025

  • 5-star wing Agot Makeer – No. 6 overall, No. 1 wing – Crestwood Prep (Canada)
  • 5-star guard ZaKiyah Johnson – No. 7 overall, No. 4 guard – Sacred Heart Academy (KY)
  • 5-star wing Deniya Prawl – No. 15 overall, No. 4 wing – IMG Academy (FL)
  • 5-star wing Kaelyn Carroll – No. 29 overall, No. 7 wing – Tabor Academy (MA)
  • 4-star wing Lauren Hurst – No. 35 overall, No. 8 wing – Cleveland High School (TN)
  • 4-star wing Aubrey Shaw – No. 36 overall, No. 9 wing – Blue Valley North (KS)
  • 4-star guard Adelaide Jernigan – No. 58 overall, No. 24 guard – Bishop McGuinness (NC)
  • 4-star guard Bryn Martin – No. 61 overall, No. 25 guard – No. Springboro (OH) – Committed to Washington
  • 4-star forward Manuella Alves – No. 64 overall, No. 9 forward – Central Pointe Christian Academy (FL)
  • 4-star guard Madison Parrish – No. 88 overall, No. 37 guard – Mason (OH)
  • Forward Grace Mbugua – Unranked – Danville Christian Academy (KY)

2026

  • 5-star forward Olivia Vukosa – No. 2 overall, No. 1 forward – Christ the King (FL)
  • 5-star guard Trinity Jones – No. 5 overall, No. 4 guard – Bolingbrook (IL)
  • 5-star guard Bella Flemings – No. 11 overall, No. 6 guard – Overtime Select (GA)
  • 5-star forward Amari Byles – No. 13 overall, No. 3 forward – DeSoto (TX)
  • 4-star point guard Kate Harpring – No. 18 overall, No. 2 point guard – Marist (GA)
  • 4-star point guard Maddyn Greenway – No. 21 overall, No. 3 point guard – Providence Academy (MN)
  • 4-star forward Kamora Pruitt – No. 24 overall, No. 5 forward – Legion Prep Academy (TX)
  • 4-star wing Bella Ragone – No. 26 overall, No. 6 wing – Mill Creek (GA)
  • 4-star guard Sanai Green – No. 29 overall, No. 12 guard – The Steward School (VA)

2027

  • 5-star guard Ivanna Wilson Manyacka – No. 2 overall, No. 1 guard – Bullis (MD)
  • 5-star wing Jordyn Palmer – No. 4 overall, No. 1 wing – Westtown (PA)
  • 4-star guard De’Andra Minor – No. 9 overall, No. 9 guard – Grind Prep Academy (OK)
  • 3-star guard Sydney Savoury – Unranked – Overtime Select (GA)
  • Forward Isabella Marion – Unranked (international) – Denmark
  • Guard Madeline Mignery – Unranked – Cardinal Mooney (FL)

2028

  • Forward Sydney Douglas – Unranked (no rankings for 2028 yet) – Etiwanda (CA)
  • Wing Ella Peper – Unranked (no rankings for 2028 yet) – Dexter Southfield (MA)
  • Guard Chloe Johnson – Unranked (no rankings for 2028 yet) – Marshall (MN)
  • Guard Jhaliana Guy – Unranked (no rankings for 2028 yet) – Bettendorf (IA)

2029

  • Center Jayden McClain – Unranked (no rankings for 2029 yet) – Ryle (KY)

(Rankings from ESPN/HoopGurlz)

The post 2025 four-star guard Adelaide Jernigan took official visit to Kentucky WBB at same time Kaelyn Carroll did appeared first on On3.



This article was originally published by Phoenix Stevens at On3 – (https://www.on3.com/teams/kentucky-wildcats/news/2025-guard-adelaide-jernigan-official-visit-kentucky-wbb-kaelyn-carroll/).

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