Let’s Take A Closer Look At the Class of 2020 Rankings
Prep Girls Hoops Staff
With the high school season complete, let’s take a look at some of the best players from our latest 2020 rankings.
<strong>Best career</strong>
In your wildest dreams, you couldn’t have came up with a scenario where your career ended up better than Mainland forward <strong>Kylee</strong> <strong>Watson</strong>. The 6-4 forward, who is headed to Oregon in the fall, won gold with USA Basketball, scored over 2,000 points, was named Gatorade New Jersey Player of the Year and was selected to the Jordan Brand Classic and McDonald’s All-American Game.
<strong>Best season scorer</strong>
From a statistical standpoint, nobody was better than Jackson Memorial’s <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="134585" first="Kristina" last="Donza"]. </strong>Nobody. The Navy commit was off the charts in her final high school season, exploding for 721 points (26.7 per game) and 227 rebounds (8.4 per game). She also knocked down 70 triples.
<strong>Best athlete</strong>
Immaculate Heart’s <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="134583" first="Anna" last="Morris"]</strong> is a two-time Gatorade New Jersey Player of the Year in volleyball. The 6-4 forward, who is headed to Northwestern in the fall, is equally talented on the basketball court, scoring 457 points this season for IHA, which went 26-2 this past winter.
<strong>Best career scorer</strong>
St. Rose’s <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="134582" first="Brynn" last="Farrell"] </strong>scored over 2,000 points in her career. What makes that accomplishment more impressive is the Florida commit reached the milestone in just three seasons. The brighter the lights, the better she played. Proof? She got loose for 32 points in a Shore Conference Tournament semifinal loss to St. John’s Vianney.
<strong>Best kept secret</strong>
Colts Neck’s <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="134588" first="Camryn" last="Foltz"]</strong> put together a strong season, even though she wasn’t recognized by all of the New Jersey media outlets. She averaged 20.4 points, including scoring a season-high 34 points against Northern Burlington. She also pulled down 6.2 rebounds per game.
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