Recent Commitments: Class of 2021

Recent Commitments <img class="size-medium wp-image-181844 alignright" src="https://prephoops-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/pgh/uploads/2020/06/PGHGenericRU-1-300x187.jpg" alt="" width="300" height="187" /> Below is a list of players who have recently committed to compete at the next level. Take a look at the breakout of each player and what attributes they will bring to their respective college/universities. Each one of these players show high up side for the next level and will have great senior seasons that we look forward to watching. Congrats! [player_tooltip player_id="132354" first="Morgann" last="Gardner"] | Midwest Elite | 6’1 F Committed to Nebraska Omaha Gardner had a breakout junior season during her high school season at Racine Lutheran. She averaged 16.6 points and 7.8 rebounds per game. She scored a total of 416 points during her junior campaign before entering into an ultra impressive grassroots season. She is a great talent on the offensive end. Her jump shot is very consistent and this is probably becoming the best part of her game. The ball leaves her hands high above her head, making it hard for the defender to contest fully. Also, her pullup jump shot improved tremendously. Gardner plays with patience, and she does not typically force shots either. A rebounding specialist, Gardner uses her body so well inside the paint. [player_tooltip player_id="132360" first="Olivia" last="Gamoke"] | WI Playmakers | 5’7 G Committed to University of Sioux Falls Gamoke does everything on the floor for her Onalaska high school team. Playing varsity since freshman season, Gamoke has become so mature and experienced on the floor. During her junior season she averaged 10.9 points and 3 steals per game. A defensive specialist, Gamoke is extremely quick and scrappy. She’s a hustler- consistently chasing after loose balls and keeping a high tempo on both ends of the floor. She can knock down perimeter shots and doesn’t shy away from contact when driving into the lane. Alyssa Nimz | 1 on 1 Milwaukee | 6’1 F Committed to Winona State University The Catholic Memorial High School standout is super versatile and showed this through her ability to play inside and out. She is a scoring machine and can take over a game at any given moment. During her junior season, Nimz averaged 18.6 points and 11.8 rebounds per game. She is a beast on the defensive boards and is comfortable pushing the ball in transition play. The motion to her perimeter shot is incredibly quick, she can also stop on a dime which has made her very successful in the mid range. She creates space for herself without dribbling, which is very advanced, and is able to elevate high enough to get her shot off. With her length and size she has potential to be a great defender, and she has shown flashes of that ability. Maty Wilke | North Tartan | 5’11 G <img class=" wp-image-132882 alignright" src="https://prephoops-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/pgh/uploads/2020/01/Matyson-Wilke-300x257.jpeg" alt="" width="198" height="170" /> Committed to Wisconsin Wilke is the number one player in the junior class and overall elite prospect. She is a complete player that is simply advanced in all aspects of the game- she is just a full step ahead of most competition. She is a floor general that controls the pace and energy of the game with ease. Her offensive game is elite and very impressive for her age; she has a deep bag of go-to moves and counters in her arsenal. Wilke has solid shooting mechanics, and she is a good shooter in general. She is very consistent off the dribble in the midrange. Her separation skills are impressive; she knows how to create exactly enough space for her shot. She makes great lead passes on the break and facilitates well in the half court. During her junior season at Beaver Dam, Wilke averaged 16.7 points, 5 assists and 8 rebounds per game. [player_tooltip player_id="132370" first="Jaelyn" last="Acker"] | WI Lakers Committed to California Baptist University The Germantown high school standout finished her junior season averaging 12 points and 3.3 steals per game. She is an intelligent guard that could take over a game at any moment, she knows her role and has great decision making on the floor. She is a dynamic guard with great potential. She is super aggressive and could play the point guard role if need be. She is extremely athletic and has good footwork on defense. She has great balance when turning players and altering shots. She has an excellent close out and is intimidating to other guards. She has great mental tenacity on the floor and is a clear competitor. [player_tooltip player_id="132352" first="Paige" last="Hodgson"] | WI Lakers | 6’3 F Committed to Northern Kentucky Another Beaver Dam standout who will make a huge impact during her senior season. She brings great size to the floor for both her high school and grassroots team. She is a physical big with great athleticism. She shows a promising face-up game, and she is elite at creating space to knock down a short shot. Her long arms allow her to be a good shot blocker and she seems to have a good basketball IQ to make the right read. She’s intimidating in the lane and will only improve her movement at the next level. She grabs rebounds well-keeping the ball high and immediately finding her guards to push the ball in transition. Hodgson is also super impressive when running the floor.