2023 Rankings: Top Shooting Guards (Pt. 2)
Nars Martinez
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The shooting guard position in Washington has a lot of small college prospects that D3’s, junior colleges, NAIA’s and D2’s should be tracking. To view part one, follow the link <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2021/11/2023-rankings-top-shooting-guards-3/">here</a>. Below are more shooting guards in the 2023 class to know about.
5’10 shooting guard [player_tooltip player_id="154470" first="Alina" last="Sapilak"] (Emerald Ridge HS) is a solid athlete that is a good transition player and can finish with either hand. She can make some plays on defense with her athleticism and energy. She should have a good season and looks to help Emerald Ridge to a deep state tourney run.
5’10 shooting guard [player_tooltip player_id="144535" first="Brooke" last="Beresford"] (Woodinville HS) is a strong off guard with good size that can knock down the three point shot. Beresford does not play club ball as far as I know, but she is a solid ball player and could attract some college attention if she wants to play at the collegiate level.
5’6 shooting guard [player_tooltip player_id="154102" first="Jewel" last="Young"] (Decatur HS) is a strong and steady guard that can make plays off the bounce and score. Young has been a top performer for Decatur dating back to her freshman season and a revamped Decatur should be able to make some noise this Winter.
5’10 shooting guard [player_tooltip player_id="154282" first="Kendall" last="Omlin"] (Ferris HS) can do a little bit of everything on the floor and she is capable of playing multiple positions. She can defend wings or forwards, she rebounds and plays hard.
5’9 shooting guard [player_tooltip player_id="317689" first="Grace" last="Turley"] (Mount Si) is long, active and skilled on the offensive end. Turley can score from multiple levels with her ability to play off the bounce or attack from the triple threat. A big stock riser in the 2023 class that colleges should know about now.
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