D1 talent level players not to be missed part 2

Here we look at more D1 talent level players, that you don’t want to miss in New England. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="263799" first="Samantha" last="Dewey"], HT 6’2, position PF,  Brooks, Rivals, Class Junior</strong> Samantha is a dominate paint presence, that I think can play with the best.  She plays with super high energy. Samantha is very aggressive in the paint, and has very good finishing skills. She is very fundamental down low and in the post. Samantha is a high percentage finisher. Samantha can also hit the mid range jumper as well. Samantha plays great defense without fouling, and you will even see her have some very big blocks. Samantha still has her senior year left, and I think could get some high level offers. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="263832" first="Taina" last="Mair"], Brooks, Rivals, Junior, position PG, HT 5’8</strong> Taina averaged a ridiculous stat line Triple double this past high school season. Taina is committed to Boston college. Taina can do it all. She is a dominate scorer, a floor general, and a  great rebounder, even as a point guard. Taina really does not have many weaknesses in her game. Taina should be a great fit for Boston College. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="266518" first="Meghan" last="Stack"], 6’1, position SF, Bishop Guertin, MCW Stars, class sophomore</strong> Meghan Is only a sophomore, but already getting D1 looks. Meghan is a versatile player, who makes players around her better. Meghan  was all state first team selection. Meghan has great post moves, and has an excellent drop step move, that will bate any defender to jump. Meghan has a great understanding for the game. She is a great passer from the post and from the wing. Meghan can also stretch the floor with her shooting. Meghan has shown that she can be a facilitator, and a dominate scorer. On defense Meghan plays great help side defense. Meghan is also very good on the pick and roll. I Think Meghan’s game should translate to very high levels, and Meghan still has 2 years left of high school. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="263959" first="Emily" last="Greenwood"], New Hampton NH, position G, Class Junior, HT, 6’0</strong> Emily is a high level finisher with both hands. Emily is great in transition. She can score on the fast break, also great at making a good out let pass to start the fast break.  Emily is a really good passer, who reads the defense very well. You almost never see Emily force a pass, or giver her team a bad pass.  At 6'0 Emily is a guard with good size. Emily has a very smooth shot, and can shoot of the dribble, spot up, or off a cut or screen. Emily is also a very good defender and forces a lot of turnovers, that lead to offense. I think Emily certainly has the talent to play at the division 1 level. <strong>Rose Caso, position G/F, HT 5'10, Suffield Academy, CT Attack, class Senior</strong> Rose is a committed player to the division 1 school Quinnipiac. Rose can score on almost anyone off the dribble from the wing. Rose has flashy moves, but most importantly is fundamentally sounds and finishes well at the rim. Rose is strong and has a wide range of skills. Rose can play the guard position or forward. Rose can shoot the three, and score in the paint as well. Rose has very good ball handling skills. Rose has an in and move that will get any defender off her feet. Rose may not be the fastest player, but she does such a good job of changing speeds. Rose has really good touch, and finishing skills at the rim.  Rose is a great fit to play at the division 1 level, and I think will do very well.