Rankings: Top Uncommitted Juniors

Lena April 29, 2020 @ 11:46 PM

Rankings: Top Uncommitted Juniors Below is a list of the top players in the junior class who have not committed to a college yet in their basketball careers. Each one of these players is currently ranked by Prep Girls Hoops. [player_tooltip player_id="132341" first="Matyson" last="Wilke"] | Beaver Dam | 5’10 G A guard who can score in so many ways for her team. Wilke plays with so much swag and confidence on the floor. She has excellent size as a guard and has an explosive drive to the basket. This season she averaged 16.7 points and 8 rebounds, leading her team in both areas. Wilke is ranked as the number one player in Prep Hoops basketball for the class of 2021. Wilke proved she is a sniper from beyond the arc. She made 129 three point shots this season. The standout currently holds offers from Colorado State, Green Bay, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Iowa State, Kansas State, North Dakota, Marquette, Michigan, Michigan State, Milwaukee, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Penn State, Saint Louis, Texas Tech, Utah and Wisconsin. [player_tooltip player_id="132343" first="Chloe" last="Van Zeeland"] | Kaukauna | 6’1 PF Van Zeeland has a great touch in the post and multiple quick moves underneath. She has improved her handles on the outside and will step up and knock down perimeter shots. She has a great athletic physique that helps her to score in transition. She led Kaukana in both scoring and rebounding this season. The first team selection averaged 13.7 points per game and 9.1 boards. An impressive shot blocker as well, Van Zeeland blocked 27 shots this season. She currently holds offers from Bradley, Illinois State, IUPUI, Milwaukee, North Dakota and Valparaiso. [player_tooltip player_id="132354" first="Morgann" last="Gardner"] | Racine Lutheran | 6’1 PF Gardner really developed her game this season and proved she is one of the state’s top prospects. She has a scorers mentality. She runs the floor with purpose and knows her shooting spots. She seals well in the post and can knock down the mid range jumper. Gardner is super athletic and strong in the lane. She will knock down perimeter shots if left open. The junior did a great job working with her guards this season. She averaged 16.6 points per game and 7.8 boards per game. Garder was selected First Team All conference. [player_tooltip player_id="132358" first="Mia" last="Morel"] | Madison Memorial | 5’7 PG Strong guard that uses her body well inside to create contact or draw fouls. She is not afraid to drive into the lane and use a floater over taller defenders. Morel is explosive off the dribble drive and is a super effective ball handler. She creates her own shot. Morel does a great job distributing to her teammates. She does a great job shooting off the pass and became more effective mid range. Morel suffered an ACL injury this season but still remained high in rankings after an impressive pre and early season. Morel’s stock and college interest will definitely continue to rise before her senior season. [player_tooltip player_id="132350" first="Chloe" last="Dallas"] | Wauwatosa East | 6’2 PF Dallas led her team this season in both rebounding and scoring. She is a super lanky post player with crafty moves inside the paint. Dallas runs the floor well and has confidence pushing the ball up the floor in transition. She is an offensive rebounding specialist, grabbing many points off of put back buckets. Dallas is an efficient shot blocker on defense. A primarily inside scoring threat, Dallas has a smooth release from outside the paint as well. She currently holds offers from Cleveland State, IUPUI, Milwaukee, Northern Illinois and North Dakota. Dallas was selected Second Team Greater Metro All-Conference this season.