Recent Commitments in 2021 Class

There has been a total of five commitments over the course of the last week with 4 at the Division 1 level and one at the Division 2 level. Three of those commitments have already been detailed following the link <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2020/07/three-recent-commits-from-nw-greyhounds-program/">here</a>. The latest to announce commitments are 2021's [player_tooltip player_id="82922" first="Mia" last="Hughes"] and [player_tooltip player_id="82942" first="Piper" last="Bauer"]. 2021 5'11 PF [player_tooltip player_id="82922" first="Mia" last="Hughes"] (Woodinville HS) went to social media to let the world know that she will be committing to Montana State University of the Big Sky Conference. Montana State is coming off of a 25-6 record and were right on track to make an NCAA Tournament appearance before the 2020 season was cut short due to Covid-19. Hughes has been an All-State level player every year of her high school career and outworks her opponents on most possessions. She has helped the Lady Falcons to two runner-up finishes in the 4A classification. The Montana State commit figures to be a 4 in the Big Sky, which is perfect for her playing style and skill set. Hughes is ranked as the number three prospect in Washington's 2021 class. 2021 5'7 PG [player_tooltip player_id="82942" first="Piper" last="Bauer"] (Peninsula HS) is one of the state's better shooters and she is off the board! Bauer took to Twitter to announce her commitment to NCAA Division 2 South Dakota School of Mines. The future Hardrocker- one of the best names in the NCAA by the way- will boost the team's basketball IQ, shooting and all around work ethic at the guard position. She averaged 15 points per game in her junior season for Peninsula. Bauer currently ranks as the 48th best prospect in the state for 2021. <hr /> <h4><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>2021 Recruiting Notes:</strong></span></h4> Per the PGH Washington 2021 rankings, each of the top 10 prospects in Washington are now committed and 13 out of the top 17 are off the board. The top remaining recruits include [player_tooltip player_id="20255" first="Taliyah" last="Clark"], [player_tooltip player_id="82926" first="Jaydia" last="Martin"], [player_tooltip player_id="48020" first="Delaney" last="Pink"] and [player_tooltip player_id="48012" first="Katie" last="Peneueta"] who are each ranked in the top 15 in the state for 2021. Five players ranked between 23 and 49 are are headed to Division 1 schools as well including [player_tooltip player_id="48040" first="Fatoumata" last="Jaiteh"] (Northern Arizona), [player_tooltip player_id="82930" first="Emily" last="Mellema"] (Wyoming), [player_tooltip player_id="82939" first="Madison" last="Rubino"] (Idaho) [player_tooltip player_id="82946" first="Linsey" last="Lovrovich"] (Boise State), [player_tooltip player_id="82941" first="Claire" last="Gallagher"] (Lafayette College) and [player_tooltip player_id="157812" first="Skylar" last="Bea"] (Idaho). Two players ranked outside of the top 25 are committed to Division 2 schools including [player_tooltip player_id="48031" first="Chenoa" last="Louie"] (Saint Martin's) and [player_tooltip player_id="82942" first="Piper" last="Bauer"] (South Dakota Mines).