Recruiting: 4-star guard Jasleen Green commits to Arizona women's basketball

Arizona women’s basketball added another piece to its 2026 recruiting class Saturday.

Jasleen Green, a 5-9, four-star guard from Plantation, Florida, announced her commitment to the Wildcats on social media.

Green is ranked 59th in ESPN.com’s SportsCenter NEXT 100 for the class of ‘26. She is the highest-ranked prospect first-year UA coach Becky Burke has landed thus far.

Green is a three-year letter-winner at American Heritage High School, where she has averaged 19.1 points, 4.5 rebounds, 3.3 assists and 2.0 steals per game. She’s a 38% career shooter from 3-point range.

Green’s other finalists were Auburn, Georgetown, Michigan State and Wake Forest.

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“It was honestly everything,” Green told On3/Rivals regarding Arizona. “The coaching staff, the area, the school. In Tucson, the college is the biggest sports team because they don’t have any professional team there, so it’s all about college sports. That was a really big thing for me, as well. ...

“Coach Burke has been on my back every day checking up on me. I built a relationship with her really fast, and it’s been a good one. It’s been that way with the whole coaching staff; they’ve been really consistent. It was an easy decision for me.”

Green is the first guard in Arizona’s 2026 class. She joins front-court players Priyanka Ponnam and Callie Hinder.