Committed: Class of 2021

COMMITTED: Class of 2021 Below is a list of the top players in the class of 2021 who have already made a college decision. Each of these players have had multiple Division 1 offers and committed to a program before entering their senior seasons. [player_tooltip player_id="132342" first="Maddy" last="Schreiber"] | Kimberly | UW Green Bay Schreiber just about does everything while she’s on the floor. She’s a dynamic player who can impact the game at multiple positions. She can shoot from long range and is versatile creating her own shot beyond the arc. She’s a 6’0 guard which makes her difficult to defend. She has the skill to get a basket in the post as well. She averaged 15.4 points per game for Kimberly this season. [player_tooltip player_id="132343" first="Chloe" last="Van Zeeland"] | Kaukauna | Illinois State A 6’1 power forward who uses her height and athleticism so well. She is a long player and is rarely defending with her hands not high to the sky. She knows her footwork so well and does great job altering shots in the lane. She’s a competitive rebounder and takes pride in her box out. She averaged 9.1 rebounds per game. An offensive threat as well, Van Zeeland has a sick turn around jumper. She averaged 13.7 points per game for Kaukauna. [player_tooltip player_id="132348" first="Bailey" last="Butler"] | Black Hawk | UW Green Bay A quick athletic guard for Black Hawk, Butler has shown how much she impacts the game on both ends. She stands out for her defensive pressure and ability to hassle her opponent up the court. She’s has great footwork and plays with highintensity the entire game. On offense she can score the ball in multiple ways. She developed her mid-range game this season and is impressive with her pull up jumper and floaters. She has over 1,000 points in her high school career. [player_tooltip player_id="132345" first="Callie" last="Genke"] | Freedom | UW Green Bay Genke is an outstanding shooting machine. She is a long 6’0 power forward who really developed into a key shooter for her team. She has a super quick release to her shot and does well getting it off from the perimeter and mid range. She runs the floor well in offense and has the skills to handle the ball up the court. This season she averaged 11.9 points per game. [player_tooltip player_id="132346" first="Anna" last="Lutz"] | Marshall | UW Milwaukee The 6’1 power forward was a scoring machine in her conference this season. Her ability to get to the basket went unmatched in her conference. She’s long and quick. She uses her size well to shoot over smaller defenders. She has great ball handling skills and could push the ball up court if necessary. This season she averaged 23 points per game. She also improved her three-point shot attempts and gained more confidence knocking down from long range. [player_tooltip player_id="132358" first="Mia" last="Morel"] | Madison Memorial | California Baptist The latest commit in the class of 2021 is [player_tooltip player_id="132358" first="Mia" last="Morel"]. She is a 5’7 point guard who suffered a knee injury during her junior campaign. However that didn’t stop Morel from still being one of the top point guards in her class. She’s a scrappy guard who facilitates the offense while getting her shots off as well. She’s an athletic guard who takes pride defending the basketball as well. Before her injury, she scored her 1,000th point during her junior season. [player_tooltip player_id="132349" first="Carley" last="Duffney"] | Green Bay Preble | South Dakota A 5’11 combination guard who impacts the game with her ability to score the basketball. She is a highly skilled guard with great handles. She has a high basketball IQ and understanding for her open shot on the court. She plays at such a high tempo and is crafty getting her shot off. This season she averaged 18.2 points per game. [player_tooltip player_id="132351" first="Kiersten" last="McNulty"] | Oshkosh West | Youngstown State At 6’3, McNulty is a strong power forward who impacts the game with her defensive presence. She’s aggressive on defense and holds a strong box out. She uses her body well to hold off defenders and is quick to chase down boards. Offensively, McNulty gets the job done for her team. She’s mid range and post effective, with multiple crafty post moves in her bag. This season she averaged 11.3 points per game.