2022 Rankings Update: Top Stockrisers

With the new 2022 rankings upon thus, we take a look at some of the individuals from the class who made a jump within the last few months.  [player_tooltip player_id="249675" first="Katelyn" last="Heideman"] is a confident shooter who hails from Hermiston and made instant impact for Oregon Elite Gold.  [player_tooltip player_id="249674" first="Kelsie" last="Siegner"] is from a strong basketball heritage as her cousin Samantha suited up for Oregon State, as she showed progressions as a highly skilled and confident player for Oregon Elite Navy.  [player_tooltip player_id="158521" first="Sarah" last="Lamet"] brings considerable size for Clutch Rose as she showed the uncanny ability to score in the paint with good consistency.  [player_tooltip player_id="249676" first="Faye" last="Davis"] brings size and strength for Three Peaks as a consistent two-way player whereas [player_tooltip player_id="207823" first="Jenna" last="Albrecht"] is coming into her own as an all-around savy guard from Ridgeview. <span style="font-weight: 400;"><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="249675" first="Katelyn" last="Heideman"] 2022 5’7" Oregon Elite Gold/Hermiston HS</strong> - Heideman is a sharpshooter from Hermiston who showed that shooting certainly translates across all levels and boards when she entered the scene for Oregon Elite Gold.  She has a quick release and doesn’t need a lot of room in order to sink it from deep.  Heideman provided as a catalyst for Oregon Elite and looks to continue her development.  </span> <span style="font-weight: 400;"><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="249674" first="Kelsie" last="Siegner"] 2022 5’10" SF Oregon Elite Navy/Crane HS</strong> - Before her stint with Oregon Elite Navy, Siegner was an elusive commodity at Crane HS where she led the Mustangs to an incredible 28-1 record along with the OSAA 1A State Title.  Singer proved that she can play with the big names as she is an inside/out offensive threat with the ability to score in the paint as well as stretch the floor.  </span> <span style="font-weight: 400;"><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="158521" first="Sarah" last="Lamet"] 2022 6’4" C Clutch Rose/Tigard HS</strong> - Lamet made some huge strides with Clutch Rose as a center with tremendous size and fundamental skills, particularly as an interior scorer.  She made the most of her minutes when she entered the game and showed that she possesses traditional but effective back to the basket scoring maneuvers - she is steadily improving her game each step along the way.  </span> <span style="font-weight: 400;"><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="249676" first="Faye" last="Davis"] 2022 6’0" PF Three Peaks/Ridgeview HS</strong> - Faye’s biggest attribute is her size as she is a six foot forward with a solid frame for making plays in the paint.  She is productive as a rebounder and rim protector as she is both patient and aggressive on her merits there.  Davis is a superb scorer in the paint who showed that she can be a two-way established player - with steady confidence.  </span> <span style="font-weight: 400;"><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="207823" first="Jenna" last="Albrecht"] 2022 5’9" SG Three Peaks/Ridgeview HS</strong> - Jenna showed that she is a versatile player who plays a multitude of roles for Three Peaks Performance - one who can blend in any situation out on the floor.  She is a dedicated defender who plays well within the team structure with discipline and effort.  Albrecht has good shooting ability as well as the ability to finish around the rim.  </span>