Age-Less Player Rankings: #11-15

During the month of September the states of Iowa and Nebraska will have their annual Player Rankings Update for each individual age-level. Before that occurs, we are going to cover the Top 15 prospects out of Nebraska, no matter the Age or Class-level. In this specific article, we highlight the top players, 11-15, while detailing our reasoning and each athlete's specific play-style. This list is based on current success and ability, future potential, and everything in between being taken into consideration.   Thanks for tuning in and enjoy!   11.    Millard North is going to have several prospects that could step up any night to produce some big time numbers. Someone that falls into that category is CG, [player_tooltip player_id='758887' first='Clara' last='Welker']. I love Welker's play-style because she just gets stuff done and she pulls out a lot of surprising ability in times of need. She has better than average size at 6'0, when you account for that and her Guard-like tendencies, you see the promise and why she is so highlight looked at as a prospect at times. She competes with the [program_tooltip program_id='712709' first='Nebraska' last='Attack'] during AAU season so that is going to continue to help her catch national attention but up until this point, she seems to be doing just fine.    12.    [player_tooltip player_id='753080' first='Mollie' last='Probasco'] is going to return as Elkhorn South's leader producer again this upcoming Winter season and I can't wait to see what she puts together as a whole. Probasco demonsrtated last year at the Varsity level that she has size, agile skill, a calm demeanor in all situations, and she is knowledgable about the game. Her future potential is one of the highest from a prospect out of the state of Nebraska out of the 2027 Class and that should only grow over-time if she continues to work on her craft.    13.    I'm not sure where [player_tooltip player_id='502327' first='A'yanna' last='Hill'] is going to end up. No idea but whoever get's her, is getting someone that could take the floor and create fireworks with her high energy play-style. Hill has a nasty handle, quick feet, better than average vision, and a willingness to become better when she isn't competing it seems like. The past two season at Omaha North she has averaged state recognizable numbers with all of the things that she brings to the table. It's hard to fall into this Top 15 so to be placed anywhere should be noticed. Hill comes in at #13 and that is something you can definitely respect.    14.    Earlier this Fall, [player_tooltip player_id='316682' first='Maya' last='Dolliver'] ended up committing to the University of Sioux Falls (D2) to continue on her basketball career once she finishes up at Pender High School. During her Junior campaign, Dolliver led her Varsity team to a 28-1 record, bringing home a State Title at the end of the State Tournament. Dolliver is a pure winner. Someone that understands how to motivate the others around her and make them better because of her own ability in different aspects of the game. She is going to take this winning tradition with her to the next level, once it's time to make that move.    15.    [player_tooltip player_id='751925' first='T'Niyah' last='Wilson-Smith'] has undeniable skill with the basketball in her hands and that has been obvious ever since she was competing from a young age. Wilson-Smith lit the state on fire last season on the offensive end, quite literally. She came out firing, put up big numbers in the scoring, rebounding, and shooting departments of the game when you break down things from a statistical perspective. As long as she can continue to expand her game and show that she can dominate the defensive end as well, then she is going to have several suitors at her front door in the near future.

During the month of September the states of Iowa and Nebraska will have their annual Player Rankings Update for each individual age-level. Before that occurs, we are going to cover the Top 15 prospects out of Nebraska, no matter the Age or Class-level. In this specific article, we highlight the top players, 11-15, while detailing our reasoning and each athlete's specific play-style. This list is based on current success and ability, future potential, and everything in between being taken into consideration.