Breakdown Tip Off Classic: Breakout performers, Part 2

There were plenty of terrific individual performances at the Breakdown Tip Off Classic this past Saturday at Southwest Christian HIgh School in Chaska. Here's my second installment of breakout performers from the event.   [player_tooltip player_id='346183' first='Chloe' last='Scholl'] (Gustavus) & [player_tooltip player_id='346165' first='Hadley' last='Thul'] (South Dakota State)   This dynamic duo (pictured above) got off to a slow start in their game against Stewartsville, but didn't falter and stayed the course. Scholl shouldered the load early while Thul navigated the tough Stewartville defense and made contributions on the defensive end and on the boards before coming up big later offensively. The Cardinals trailed 24-16 at the break, and had trouble early in the 2nd half cracking that tough Tiger defense before the twosome, along with teammate [player_tooltip player_id='453771' first='Macee' last='Linow'], took turns knocking down big shot after big shot and getting timely stops to will their way back into the contest. The three seniors combined for 41 points and grinded their way back to a thrilling 54-49 come from behind win. This was one of may games that lived up to the pre-event hype and there was plenty.   [player_tooltip player_id='458305' first='Audrey' last='Shindelar'] – 2026 guard, Stewartville (South Dakota State)   The shooting display Shindelar put on in the 1st half of the Tigers' game during the Breakdown Tip Off Classic against Alexandria was a thing of beauty. The top 10 prospect in the Prep Girls Hoops Class of 2026, who has verballed to South Dakota State, was clearly the focal point on the scouting report. For a long time, it didn't seem matter what the Cardinals threw at Audrey as she was stuck on automatic. Tough drives, mid-range pull ups, 3-point bombs and timely passes kept her Tiger squad in the driver's seat for much of the game. She ended the contest with 24 points but the Tigers came up short as Alexandria battled back and won it at the end.   [player_tooltip player_id='344333' first='Cail' last='Jahnke'] – 2026 guard/wing, St. Michael-Albertville   While Jahnke and [player_tooltip player_id='578467' first='Amisha' last='Ramlall'] didn't guard each very much during the game, they were going back and forth for their respective squads. Cail is such a force all over the court and did a little bit of everything along with [player_tooltip player_id='330743' first='Abby' last='Hoselton'] to keep the Knights in contention. The Irish led 60-51 and that's when Jahnke started to mount the furious comeback for the Knights that would lead to an unbelievable finish. She was fouled during a 3-point attempt and stepped to the line and knocked down 2-of-3 free throws. A couple possessions later, Cail picked off a pass that led to another fast break opportunity and with the help of Hoselton and Ella Erickson, they knotted the game at 64. Cail came up with a big steal and layup late to pull STMA within 1 and the Knights would go on to pull out an improbable win 76-72 in what could be considered the game of the (K)night.   [player_tooltip player_id='578467' first='Amisha' last='Ramlall'] – 2027 guard, Rosemount (Minnesota)   Amisha and sisters Ashna Ramlall and [player_tooltip player_id='630243' first='Arshia' last='Ramlall'] combined for 61 of the 72 points Rosemount scored in their thrilling loss to STMA at the Breakdown Tip Off Classic, but on this night, Amisha was the belle of the ball. Early on, Irish coach Chris Orr was imploring Amisha to settle down and let the game come to her. She finally took his advice and nothing but good things followed. She was hitting on all cylinders and knocking down shots from everywhere. Before fouling out, the recent University of MInnesota commit poured in 29 big points and if you didn't know who she was before, you know now!   [player_tooltip player_id='252381' first='Maddyn' last='Greenway'] – 2026 guard, Providence Academy (Kentucky)   There's not much to say about Greenway that hasn't already been said many times, but her last 5 minutes in the Maple Grove game was nothing short of incredible. She never stops, she just keeps coming at you. The University of Kentucky commit has ice water in her veins and rips your heart out over and over again. She pulled up and hit a 3 from at least 4 feet from behind the arc at a time in the game where you're asking your team to run some clock and look for a "good" shot. Time and time again she bucks conventional wisdom and just blows your mind. Greenway ended with 39 points, 7 rebounds and 6 assist in a tightly contested game knocking off Maple Grove 82-75.   [player_tooltip player_id='339162' first='Addie' last='Hanna'] – 2025 guard, Maple Grove (Augustana)   It's no secret that [player_tooltip player_id='205298' first='Jordan' last='Ode'] of Maple Grove draws a lot of attention from opposing teams, and rightly so. When that happens, someone has to step up, and on this night, it was [player_tooltip player_id='339162' first='Addie' last='Hanna'], one of three Hanna triplets in the starting lineup for the Crimson. When the lane would clog up and build a wall around Ode forcing her to pass, Hanna was ready and willing to step up to take and make big 3's. Addie led the Crimson in scoring with 17 points in a tightly contested game that went down to the wire.

There were plenty of terrific individual performances at the Breakdown Tip Off Classic this past Saturday at Southwest Christian HIgh School in Chaska. Here's my second installment of breakout performers from the event.