Top 5 Uncommitted Small Forwards in MD

#5| 2021 5-8 SF [player_tooltip player_id="136437" first="Katie" last="Hollensteiner"] – Stone Ridge – Germantown Lady Panthers Katie is a wing-style forward who has really developed her jump shot during her high school career. Her southpaw style is difficult to defend with that quick release, and she’s become particularly good at moving without the ball to find space in order to get that shot off. Katie can also dribble and finish with both hands which makes her a prime candidate for the college game.   #4| 2021 5-10 SF [player_tooltip player_id="136426" first="Caroline" last="Orza"] – Bethesda Chevy Chase – Germantown Lady Panthers There’s no doubt that [player_tooltip player_id="136426" first="Caroline" last="Orza"] is the most pure small forward on this list. She has spectacular scoring ability in the paint combined with strong boxing out capabilities and rebounding on defense. What makes Caroline unique is her three point shooting. She is lethal from behind the arc and she not only knows her spots, but she picks them well too. She also plays with a lot of positive energy which rubs off on her teammates, and there’s no doubt she will continue to shine on the court in college.   #3| 2021 5-10 SF [player_tooltip player_id="136425" first="Larrin" last="Sydnor"] – St. Vincient Pallotti – Team Power Move If you’re looking for a true utility player and someone who can do it all then look no further. [player_tooltip player_id="136425" first="Larrin" last="Sydnor"] is arguably the best defender on this list and her ability to get out in transition both ways is absolutely incredible. She’s also fast. Her quickness on offense allows her to make space to get her jump shot off easily but also drive and finish if necessary. She’s comfortable with the ball but doesn’t need it to be efficient as her movement away from the ball is some of the best in the high school game. Larrin is no doubt a DI prospect who will be a solid player anywhere at the next level.   #2| 2021 5-7 SF [player_tooltip player_id="136412" first="Krislin" last="Arjukese"] – Bullis – Team Takeover [player_tooltip player_id="136412" first="Krislin" last="Arjukese"] is arguably the most dynamic scorer on this list and her game will translate very well at the next level. The longtime Bullis veteran handles the ball with efficiency as a facilitator but also as a means to score in the paint, which she does often. Her lengthy build combined with her scrappiness makes her an above average defender, and her basketball IQ allows her to get into phenomenal rebounding positions. Krislin has become a vital organ for the Bullis Bulldogs and Team Takeover during her tenures with each program, and she will no doubt do the same at the division one level.     #1| 2021 5-8 SF [player_tooltip player_id="136427" first="Nyshae" last="Weaver"] – Coppin Academy – Team Power Move Nyshae has extreme athleticism and, to be honest, she has been ready for the college game for quite some time now. Fellow writer Al Schell believes that, “Nyshae is an SEC level athlete.” There is simply no substitute for a two way player who does it all on both ends of the floor and that is exactly what you’re getting with Nyshae. Her positive attitude and team spirit also make her an incredible teammate and that’s not to mention her unselfishness when facilitating the basketball. [player_tooltip player_id="136427" first="Nyshae" last="Weaver"] can do it all and every DI program should be chomping at the bit to sign her.