D1 Class: Returning Uncommitted PPG Leaders

Below are five returning uncommitted prospects that will be returning to the D1 Class this upcoming Winter at the Varsity level. Each player listed is someone that controlled the glass and rebounded for some major numbers last Winter, averaging a high amount of PPG with whatever perspective Varsity program they were competing with.   Thanks for tuning in and enjoy!    [player_tooltip player_id='766576' first='Taya' last='Pinneo'] is a crafty difference maker with the basketball in her hands and she has had that ability on full-display the past three years at the Varsity level with her Shelby-Rising City High School team. Pinneo is a 5'4 PG, that understands her own ability, situational basketball, how to make something out of nothing, and most importantly - she is willing to leave her body on the line for the success of her team. Coming back from last season, Pinneo will be a top PPG returner out of the D1 Class, no matter of age or Class level, so it'll be fun to see what she can do once again this season.     Addie Olson is set up for an interesting Winter season this next few months at Kimball High School. Olson is a longer and skilled guard, that can move between the 1 or the 2 spot on the floor. Olson naturally fits at the 2 moreso in my opinion but with her ability to handle, it's going to give her more chances to compete at the next level before everything is said and done. Last year as a Sophomore she averaged just over 11 PPG on Varsity and I'm sure that trend is going to continue moving forward. With her natural ability, size, athletic prowess, and ability to adapt, she has a bright future on the court, that's for sure.     Another impressive playmaker for her high school Varsity team from the past few years is SG, [player_tooltip player_id='766782' first='Brooklyn' last='Brown'] of Morrill High School. Brown is a 5'3 SG, that can light it up from deep in a hurry. From my understanding, she is still uncommitted and looking toward her future after her Senior year but there is still hope. As long as she comes in and stays confident in her ability, she should have another memorable year to look back on and hopefully she will get a shot to continue things on to the next level in some form/facet. With her shooting and scoring ability that should translate, you never know who could be spectating and evaluating in the crowd so she just has to stay ready.     The versatility and mixture of scoring ability that [player_tooltip player_id='977393' first='Ellie' last='Mangers'] brings to the court is impressive to say the least. From what I've seen, Mangers averaged just over 12 PPG last season, while shooting just under 33% from the field, which is a respectable number when you take into consideration that she shot over 200 shots for her team on the year as a whole. Mangers is in a situation where, like everyone else on this list, she will be asked to produce big-time this Winter and I'm sure she is excited about that opportunity to say the least.     [player_tooltip player_id='871246' first='Emily' last='Danburg'] comes in at 5'7-5'8 and she competes as a multi-sport athlete throughout the calendar year. Danburg competes at a lot of "athletic" positions in whichever sport she is competing in and I think that really shows on the hardwood while it pertains to basketball. This is another prospect that averaged just over 11 PPG as a Sophomore last Winter and she is prepped for another big Winter ahead from the looks of it. She will have just has much responsibility as last season and I'm sure she is excited about that in the grand scheme of things.

Below are five returning uncommitted prospects that will be returning to the D1 Class this upcoming Winter at the Varsity level. Each player listed is someone that controlled the glass and rebounded for some major numbers last Winter, averaging a high amount of PPG with whatever perspective Varsity program they were competing with.