The 2022 Division 1 signing period is just coming to a close and Washington has done quite well for itself with Division 1 recruitment. Below is part one of the Division 1 signees in our database.
6’2 SF [player_tooltip player_id="27922" first="Drea" last="Brumfield"] (WF West HS) - Signed to Pepperdine. Projects to be a versatile wing at the next level with her mobility and skill set. Brumfield will get stronger in college and continue to develop on a solid foundation of fundamental skills.
5’11 SG [player_tooltip player_id="79189" first="Zahirah" last="Walton"] (Kentlake HS) - Signed to George Mason. "ZaZa" fits right into George Mason’s style of play with her athleticism and handle at 5’11. She will play more of a guard/wing as we have always listed her in the database.
5’8 PG [player_tooltip player_id="27947" first="Veronica" last="Sheffey"] (Woodinville HS) - Signed to Dan Diego. Sheffey is a strong lefty point guard that has enough scoring ability to play some off the ball as well. She will be a solid piece to the puzzle for San Diego.
5’11 SG [player_tooltip player_id="154199" first="Kyra" last="Gardner"] (Raymond HS) - Signed to Washington State. One of the least talked about prospects on most other publications, but WSU has found themselves a home-state gem. Gardner is a bouncy athlete with the ability to score from multiple levels.
6’1 SF [player_tooltip player_id="27954" first="Avery" last="Watkins"] (Kennedy Catholic HS) - Signed to Hawaii. Strong athlete with the ability to impact the game in multiple ways. She can drive and score, distribute and she is a threat on the boards.
6’4 C [player_tooltip player_id="27938" first="Camille" last="Jentzsch"] (Lake Stevens HS) - Signed to Eastern Washington. A great pickup for Coach Gleason with Jentzsch being the state’s top 2022 center. She is strong, a good finisher inside and has some soft touch on her shot.
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