Top Mid Range Shooters

Lena March 23, 2020 @ 11:28 AM

Top Mid Range Shooters A list of the Top Mid Range shooters. The area inside the the three point like but outside of the key. Players who create a game for themselves by finding their shots multiple places on the floor. [player_tooltip player_id="132363" first="Kylie" last="Schmidt"] | Mishicot | 6’0 F | Junior The forward has a rare combination of size and skill on offense. She has the ability to step outside the arc and take her defender one on one. Using her height, she is able to pull up for a mid range shot over getting to the rim. She excels when being zoned and does a really nice job of finding her shooting pockets. She averaged 18.8 points per game for her team. [player_tooltip player_id="132415" first="Caroline" last="Strande"] | Racine Lutheran | 5’11 G | Senior Helping lead her team deep into the playoffs, Strande averaged 35.3 points per game. She excels in transition. Strande pushes the ball well on offense and creates space using her footwork and efficient handles. She has a dribble pull up that is very hard to defend. Strande is committed to Minnesota. [player_tooltip player_id="132416" first="Leah" last="Earnest"] | Stevens Point | 5’11 F | Senior The senior is effective from everywhere on the court. She shines in her mid range game as she has handles like a guard. She’s athletic and does a good job of pulling her defender out- then attacking mid-range. Earnest averaged 27.8 points per game this season. She is committed to Valparaiso. [player_tooltip player_id="132406" first="LeiLani" last="Kapinus"] | Madison Memorial | 5’11 G | Senior PGH number one player in the class of 2020. Kapinus is a mid range specialist. She uses her incredible handles to create space to pull up. She also fights through the offense and finishes high over defenders. She’s an oversized guard with a lot of confidence when attacking the basket. She is often seen choosing a pull up jumper or mid lane floater over a layup. Kapinus is committed to Penn State. Chloe Sipsas | South Shore | 5’10 G | Junior Sispas is a threat on both ends of the floor. She’s scrappy on defense and uses her body well to grab multiple rebounds per game. She runs transition break well and does a great job of setting the tempo on offense. She does a great job creating her shot on the short corner. She also is impressive around the free throw line. She averaged 21.6 points per game this season. Kate Benes | Lake County Lutheran | 5’3 G | Senior Benes plays with a ton of experience on the floor. She’s a true point guard and has the ability to take over any given night. She sets the pace on offense and is patient when attacking the lane. She averaged 21.5 points per game and made over 184 shots. Benes is crafty when looking for her shot and finishes with composure on her pull up jumpers. [player_tooltip player_id="132447" first="Hannah" last="Butler"] | Black Hawk | 5’7 G | Senior The senior averaged 18.7 points per game this season. She has really developed into a mid range game specialist. She’s super athletic which translates into her explosive quick first step. She flies past defenders and pulls up quick enough to shoot over taller guards. Butler is committed to UW Platteville. Khamaya McNeal | Milwaukee King | 5’7 PG | Senior The Syracuse commit has developed into one of the top mid range shooters in her class. She moves well without the ball and is patient before taking a shot. She has a good feel for the game and lets her shots come to her. She’s composed when attacking the rim and is confident taking a mid range floater. She is incredibly versatile and will shoot from any spot on the floor