Uncommitted 2023 PGs Between 101-225
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The Class of 2023 as a whole has been quick to either narrow down their lists of colleges, or even choose their Fall of 2023 destinations. A lot of this can be attributed to a group of prospects and parents…
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Continue ReadingThe Class of 2023 as a whole has been quick to either narrow down their lists of colleges, or even choose their Fall of 2023 destinations. A lot of this can be attributed to a group of prospects and parents who has seen the aftermath of COVID-19, the additional fifth year for college players, and the effects the transfer portal has caused throughout all of college basketball, not just the NCAA Division-1 level. As I near an end to a number of articles I’ve written about 2023 lately, I wanted to point out a handful of other uncommitted prospects in the 2023 class. If you see someone below you believe has already made their college decision, please let us know so we can continue to update these reports. The following ladies are listed as point guards in our current 2023 rankings, each fall between #101 and #225, and each is uncommitted to the best of our knowledge.
Kaitlyn is primed to have a big season for the Millers. She started last year for their Class 4A state championship team, averaging 9.1 points and knocking down 48 3-pointers. With the presence of Reagan Wilson Reagan Wilson 5’7″ | PG Noblesville | 2024 State IN and Meredith Tippner Meredith Tippner 5’10” | SG Noblesville | 2025 State IN in the backcourt, she should find 1-on-1 matchups she can exploit. Kaitlyn is quick, fast, and feisty, she has good ball skill, and she has range well-beyond the 3-point line. She will be someone opponents must locate early in transition, but she can also create a little havoc at the defensive end of the floor.
Evie had a strong grassroots season and really put herself “on the map” in terms of her recruiting. She has really nice length, a wiry-strong frame, and she has speed, quickness, and a little bounce too. She is a quietly tough kid with a good motor, and she seems to compete each possession. I liked her poise and control on the ball, her ability to initiate/run an offense, but she also showed the ability to knock down an open jumper. Additionally, she was very active and effective at the defensive end of the floor.
Kamryn has always flashed a great deal of talent, skill, and potential, and she has highlight moments spread throughout different games, making plays others just can’t. At the same time, consistent production has been the next step, and that could be the biggest reason she has a strong Senior season for the Trailblazers. She is long, fluidly athletic, and she has good ball skill. She’s crafty and can create offense for herself or others, plus she does a really nice job of using her length and quickness to be a pest defensively.
Abigail is a worker, always in the gym trying to get better, and she has done more with her abilities than most girls her age. She does a nice job of using her wiry strength and quickness to create space or get to the basket, and on the ball defensively. She has nice touch around the perimeter and can get hot quickly if given any rhythm. She’s good with the ball in her hands, she can initiate/run offense, and she finds teammates on-time/on-target. She’s just a solid, fundamental, skillful ballplayer, who has really worked at her craft.
Kinsey is another nice, smaller guard prospect with some intrigue in her game. She has an athletic frame, some length at her height, and she plays with speed and quickness. She is very active at both ends of the floor. Offensively, she is probably better as a penetrator, creating opportunities for teammates. But she can knock down an open rhythm jumper, and she can get to the basket and score it herself. I also think she brings good value at the defensive end of the floor, as she can hound opposing ball-handlers.