Top 10: Green Bay

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Lena May 27, 2020 @ 10:11 PM

Top 10: Green Bay Below is a list of the Top 10 players who currently play in Green Bay. These rankings were decided based upon skill and success. The teams considered for the ranking include: Green Bay Southwest, Green Bay Preble, Notre Dame, Green Bay East and Green Bay West. 1. [player_tooltip player_id="132349" first="Carley" last="Duffney"] | Green Bay Preble | 5’11 G | Junior The Player of the Year in the Fox River Classic this year was the junior standout Duffney. She is a high scoring guard who can play inside and out. She led her team in scoring with 18.2 points per game. She’s a quick guard who attacks the basket strong. She will step outside and knock down a perimeter shot if left open. She made 26 three point baskets this season. Duffney is committed to South Dakota. 2 [player_tooltip player_id="132355" first="Sammy" last="Opichka"] | Notre Dame | 5’11 PG | Junior Opichka helped lead her team to a successful season this year. She has a great combination of height and skill that makes her hard to defend. At 5’11 she does an excellent job at balancing her body at the basket. This season she finished with 15.5 points per game. Opichka currently has offers from Green Bay and Colgate. 3. Georgia Gregoire | Notre Dame | 5’6 G | Junior Gregoire really stepped out of her shell this season and became an impact player for her team. She contributes on both ends of the floor with her quick footwork. She moves well on defense and finds her spots on offense. The second team all conference selection averaged 9.6 points per game this season. 4. Charley Apple | Notre Dame | 5’3 G | Junior Apple is a fierce guard and smart facilitator for Notre Dame. This season she really stepped up into a leadership role and set the tone on offense so well. She has great on-court vision for finding her teammates or creating her own shot. She averaged 10.1 points per game this season. 5. Ella Bialkowski | Green Bay Preble | 5’6 G | Junior Bialkowski is a dynamic guard who helps her team in multiple ways. Defensively she is super scrappy and uses her hands well to grab steals. With over 25 steals during her junior campaign, she will certainly be the player to watch defensively next season. She can score the ball as well and has range beyond the arc. She averaged 7.8 points per game for Green Bay Preble and made 33 three point shots on the season. 6. Sarah Hardwick | Notre Dame | 5’10 G | Sophomore Hardwick is a strong presence for Notre Dame. She can play inside and out. She can also handle the ball well for Notre Dame. She is a great rebounder on both ends of the floor and sees many points off put back baskets. This season she averaged 7.7 points per game. 7. Madison McFerrin | Green Bay Southwest | 5’6 G | Junior McFerrin is a scrappy guard who sees a lot of minutes for her athleticism on the floor. She’s a smart player who runs the floor well in transition. She has a great eye for her teammates but gets herself involved offensively. This season she averaged 8.2 points per game for Green Bay Southwest. 8. [player_tooltip player_id="157533" first="Hope" last="Barington"] | Notre Dame | 5’9 G | Freshman Barington had a great first season at Notre Dame. She plays with patience and poise and is certainly a player to watch moving forward. She’s a lanky guard who does a great job scoring over defenders. This season she finished with 6.8 points per game. 9. LaCyia Hill | Green Bay Southwest | 5’7 G | Junior Hill helped her team to a successful season. The junior played alongside one of the state’s top senior guards and Arizona State recruit [player_tooltip player_id="132407" first="Jaddan" last="Simmons"] so I’ll expect her to be an even bigger impact player next season. She improved her inside scoring ability and speed on defense this season. She doesn’t shy away from contact and is confident knocking down the perimeter shot. Hill finished the season with 6.7 points per game. 10. Ashaunte Williams | Green Bay West | 5’10 F | Freshman Only a freshman on Green Bay West, Williams stood out for her size and skill on the floor. She’s a strong forward who finishes with force in the lane. On defense, Williams will continue to improve her rebounding and shot blocking ability.