2022 Rankings: Top Committed Combo Guards

Photo: Libby Stump – Montana Commit

Nars Martinez

September 23, 2021 @ 01:01 PM

Next up in our top committed/uncommitted coverage of the 2022 class will be the combo guards. The rankings show four girls listed at the combo guard position as having already made their college destination known. Three will be headed to play at the Division 1 level and one will be playing Junior College. Each one of these student-athletes will be staying in the Greater Northwest region for college basketball. 5'8 CG [player_tooltip player_id="79190" first="Dylan" last="Philip"] (Ellensburg HS) - Committed to Montana State 5'7 CG [player_tooltip player_id="257518" first="Libby" last="Stump"] (Lynden Christian HS) - Committed to Montana 5'9 CG [player_tooltip player_id="326009" first="Ella" last="Gallatin"] (Snohomish HS) - Committed to Eastern Washington 5'5 CG [player_tooltip player_id="27945" first="Mia" last="Rodriguez"] (Eisenhower HS) - Committed to Yakima Valley College <hr /> Contrary to the <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2021/09/2022-rankings-top-committed-point-guards/">2022 point guard class</a> that will be heading to schools all over the country for their college basketball, the combo guards are keeping it in the state of Washington and Montana with two commitments for each Northwest state. [player_tooltip player_id="79190" first="Dylan" last="Philip"] is the top rated combo guard for the class and she heads to perennial power, Montana State of the Big Sky Conference. Lynden Christian's [player_tooltip player_id="257518" first="Libby" last="Stump"] will be joining Philip in the state of Montana and Big Sky Conference, but playing for rival, Montana, under newly hired Head Coach, Brian Holsinger. Forming a Big Sky trio is Snohomish High School star, [player_tooltip player_id="326009" first="Ella" last="Gallatin"] who will bring her length and scoring punch to Eastern Washington University. Eisenhower High School standout, [player_tooltip player_id="27945" first="Mia" last="Rodriguez"], will be keeping it right at home and attend Yakima Valley College in the NWAC. Rodriguez figures to be an impact player early on for YVC.