Top Unsigned 2020 Players from the Outstate

Taking a look at five players from our prospect rankings from outside of the Twin Cities that are unsigned 2020 prospects that have the talent to play at the next level. <strong><a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/player/emma-kniefel/">[player_tooltip player_id="110545" first="Emma" last="Kniefel"]</a>, Wing, Medford</strong> Kniefel has a great basketball IQ on the floor and has very much "pass first" attitude even after making a big steal, etc. She also has a very fluent jump shot that has a great follow thru as well. She also has a great knack of getting to the bucket with her tall guard size at 5’9. She definitely is a scholarship level player at the college level. <strong><a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/player/myia-ruzek/">[player_tooltip player_id="13436" first="Myia" last="Ruzek"]</a>, Wing, Lewiston-Altura</strong> If you are looking for an elusive wing that can drive to the bucket, Ruzek should be on your list. She is a selfless player that creates steals, scores well in traffic, and gets back on defense quickly after scoring. She is an averaging over 16 ppg for the Cardinals and would be a good addition to a scholarship level program in Minnesota or Wisconsin. <strong><a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/player/olivia-christianson/">[player_tooltip player_id="110549" first="Olivia" last="Christianson"]</a>, Guard, Lyle-Pacelli</strong> After making it to state in 2019, Christianson leads the way for the Lyle-Pacelli squad again this year. This 5’9 guard is averaging over 20 ppg thus far this season and is definitely a scholarship level talent. Don’t let her being from Class A fool you, she has good potential. <strong><a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/player/alexa-schumann/">[player_tooltip player_id="110873" first="Alexa" last="Schumann"]</a>, Center, Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted</strong> Schumann is a very stout rebounder for HLWW. She has had multiple 10+ rebound games in her career in the frontcourt. Her mobility in the paint gives her an edge, as she’s not the tallest player in the frontcourt, but plays the position mobility for HLWW <strong><a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/player/jenna-anderson/">[player_tooltip player_id="110874" first="Jenna" last="Anderson"]</a>, Center, Royalton</strong> Anderson was the first player from our 2020 rankings I got to watch this season. She plays the post position very well and rebounds efficiently for the Royals. She is a matchup nightmare for any post player that doesn’t have size, as I saw St. Cloud Apollo struggle to keep her off the boards in their first game of the year. Anderson would be a scholarship level player for a program looking to improve their frontcourt with good size. Photo Courtesy to Tyler Ohmann, Morrison County Record.