Five 2022’s Poised For Big Summers

[player_tooltip player_id="232433" first="Gabby" last="Stuart"] (Columbia Cascades): Straight off helping lead Seattle Prep to their first Metro League title in 20 years, Stuart is set to take a major leap this summer. A standout shooter who can play the 2 or 3 at the next level, Stuart is also a 4.0 student and has toured multiple Ivy League schools already. A high level wing colleges need to know. [player_tooltip player_id="79189" first="Zahirah" last="Walton"]  (NW Greyhounds): With high school basketball delayed until spring, Walton spent much of the past year playing around the country with BFL Prep. The 5’10" guard/forward possess a college-ready body with elite athelticism and range on her shot rivaled by only a select few at even the pro level. Currently receiving major interest from multiple power five schools, Walton is a player who can make an immediate impact wherever she goes. [player_tooltip player_id="27960" first="Colbi" last="Zorich"] (Way To Win Gold): Possibly the player with the highest motor in<img class=" wp-image-218314 alignright" src="https://prephoops-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/pgh/uploads/2020/10/IMG_2724-300x197.jpg" alt="" width="225" height="148" /> the state. The 5'11" Zorich possess the size, speed, skills and tenacity to play and guard the 2 through 4 at the next level. While COVID restrictions in her league limited her junior season to only a handful of games, she is already making noise on the summer circuit and has received interest from colleges including at the Division I level. Potentially an incredible add forwhatever pr<span style="font-size: 1rem;">ogram lands her.</span> [player_tooltip player_id="27955" first="Jadyn" last="Watts"] (NW Greyhounds): Standing a legit 6' with the physical tools to flourish at either the 3 or the 4, the highly skilled Watts possess both the basketball prowess and physical gifts needed to be successful at the DI level. Coming off another standout high school season with West Seattle, she is receiving interest from multiple mid-major programs and her play this summer will only increase that interest. [player_tooltip player_id="232425" first="Alma" last="Rack"] (All Out): Possessing above average footwork and a lethal mid-range jumper, the 6’2" Rack has led the state in blocks all three years in high school. A walking double-double who managed to record a triple-double in her junior season with 10 blocks in a game, Rack's talents have begun to be noticed. A prolific student, Rack is receiving interest from multiple high academic DII and DIII programs and this summer is sure to help elevate her stock. &nbsp;