HIGH SCHOOL
- A four-year starter who has served as team captain for two seasons for her Staley High School team, Parker had a tremendous season and was named to the Class 6 Final Four All-Tournament Team by Prep Girls Hoops after helping Staley reach the MSHSAA Class 6 title game. She scored a game-high 18 points to go with eight steals in the quarterfinals, 13 points in the semifinals and 11 points in the title game.
- Named first-team all-conference three times and a member of the first-team all-district team in 2025, Parker was rated the top point guard in the state of Missouri by Prep Hoops. She was also ranked No. 86 in the nation, graded as a three-star player by 247 Sports.
- Also etched her name in Staley’s track and field history after helping set the school’s 4x1 in 2024.
- Maintains a 4.0 GPA and is a member of the National Honor Society in addition to serving as Staley’s student council vice president.
Quotables
“Londyn was one of the premier defenders on the summer circuit. She takes pride in guarding the ball and being a spark on the court. I love her explosiveness and her ability to play make is elite. That edge and toughness are what we are building our program identity on, so she is the perfect fit.” - Molly Miller, Sun Devil Women’s Basketball Head Coach
“Londyn is a strong, left-handed lead guard who really attacks and finishes under control. Hard to contain in an open court. Plays hard, can guard anyone on the defensive end. It will be a match-up problem for the other team." - Harry Elifson, Preferred Athlete Scouting Services
"Parker is a 5-foot-9, strong and steady playmaking guard. She creates off the bounce and uses her size and strength to her advantage on both ends as she is also a versatile perimeter defender.” - Premier Basketball Report
“Londyn Parker (5-9 G MO), ranked #-85 by The Collegiate Girls Basketball Report, is a lefty combo-guard that brings more scoring to the backcourt. Another prospect that made an impact on the travel circuit, Parker stepped up in big games and produced results on both ends of the floor.” - Dan Olson, The Collegiate Girls Basketball Report.