Leah DeWitt Continues National Rise, Marietta Star Reaches 44 Division I Offers
The offers keep coming for one of Georgia's premier girls basketball talents.
Marietta High School standout Leah DeWitt has officially reached 44 Division I scholarship offers, adding another milestone to what has already become one of the most impressive recruiting journeys in the country.
DeWitt enters the upcoming season as the No. 36 overall player in ESPN's HoopGurlz national rankings, the No. 2 player in the state of Georgia, and a four-star prospect, solidifying herself as one of the nation's most sought-after recruits. (ESPN)
The rising star has built her reputation through years of consistent production, elite shot-making, and the ability to impact games on both ends of the floor. Whether she's creating offense for herself, knocking down perimeter shots, or competing defensively, DeWitt has proven she can perform against some of the best competition in the country.
During the Nike Girls EYBL season with AEBL Girlz 17U, DeWitt averaged 13.8 points, 3.7 rebounds, and 1.9 assists per game, continuing to showcase why college programs from across the nation have prioritized her recruitment. (Exposure Basketball Events)
Her success on the travel circuit has carried over to Marietta High School, where she has become one of the faces of girls basketball in Georgia. As she prepares for another season, expectations continue to rise, and so does the list of schools hoping to earn her commitment.
Reaching 44 scholarship offers is more than just another number. It reflects years of work, consistency, and development against elite competition. With national recognition, a growing résumé, and one of the strongest recruiting profiles in the country, Leah DeWitt continues to prove she belongs among the nation's elite.
As her recruitment moves forward, one thing is clear. College coaches aren't simply recruiting potential anymore. They're pursuing one of the most accomplished players in the 2028 class.
