Top 5 Available 2021 Prospects

Over the course of the last couple weeks I have been covering all of the prospects that signed in the early viewing period, but there are still several players that are uncommitted/unsigned in Washington’s 2021 class. Below are the top five available prospects in the state. <h3><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>Top 5 Available 2021 Prospects</strong></span></h3> 2021 5’10 SF [player_tooltip player_id="20255" first="Taliyah" last="Clark"] (Bishop Blanchet HS) - One of the state’s better scorers at the high school level with her mixture of strength, toughness and three point shooting ability. Clark had previously received an offer from Seattle University in the WAC, but is still unsigned to date. She ran with Tree of Hope and All Out Basketball this Summer and Fall and had some bright moments. 2021 6’4 C [player_tooltip player_id="82924" first="Charity" last="Hines"] (Steilacoom HS) - A big body post player that can rebound, score on put backs and provide some rim protection on the defensive end. Hines is the tallest post left on the recruitment board for Washington prospects. She has worked hard to get healthy and improve her skill year by year throughout high school. She played with NW Magic Team Huff. 2021 5’5 PG [player_tooltip player_id="144520" first="Aaliyah" last="Collins"] (Glacier Peak HS) - A first team all state level player that is still reportedly 100% open! She has blazing speed and she is cat quick on both sides of the ball. A one man press breaker on offense and press on defense. She has been picking up D2 and National Juco interest. There is no reason she can’t eventually play Division 1 basketball someday if she does go the Juco route. Collins ran with Team LaVine and a couple tourneys with NW Greyhounds. 2021 6’1 SF [player_tooltip player_id="82936" first="Molly" last="Moffitt"] (Seattle Prep) - A strong and tough wing-forward that has excelled at the high school level for each of her three years to date. She is a double-double threat and brings some versatility to the floor. She can rebound and push it up the floor, she scores on put backs and the 6’1 small forward can score inside. Moffitt has played her club ball with Tree of Hope over the years. 2021 5’6 PG [player_tooltip player_id="82935" first="Hailey" last="Hiatt"] (Arlington HS) - A super crafty guard that can shoot it from deep, handle versus pressure and make plays off the bounce. Hiatt brings some swagger to the point guard position and she also communicates on the floor. A recruitable point guard that could also play some off the ball. Hiatt played her club ball this Summer with Tree of Hope. *Update - Verbally committed to Western Washington University