Dynamic Duos

All season long we have seen pairs of Dynamic Duos all over the state, competing at a high level. A Dynamic Duo can be defined as two prospects that play off of each other really well on the hardwood and because of that, they usually yield positive results in more ways than one. It doesn't always necessarily mean that those two individuals are the best scoring prospects on their team but they play off of each other the best and are standouts in whatever they are attempting to do. Here are three programs that possess Dynamic Duos who help lead their teams by example each evening.   Thanks for tuning in and enjoy!   Cherokee Washington Braves    The mixture of coordination, skill, and poise that [player_tooltip player_id='832197' first='Addy' last='Wolfswinkel'] presents on the court is noteworthy. This isn't a prospect that is about the flash or highlights, instead she works hard on both ends and puts up great numbers while doing so. Cherokee Washington High School does have some respectable pieces and that's why they sit with a 11-2 record so far this Winter. A big reason for their success is prospects like Wolfswinkel. This is someone that leaders her team by example every night. If you look at an opposing team's scouting report going into their contest against the Braves, I'm sure Addy's name is at the top of the list for who they need to pay attention too because if not, it's going to be tough sledding for everyone that tries to slow them down.     The main rebounding source for the Braves in recent past has been [player_tooltip player_id='833967' first='Deidra' last='Doeden']. Doeden, a 6'1 Center, does her job of controlling the paint and letting her presence be known inside the middle of the lane. Doeden is averaging over double-digits in RPG, along with registering some other positive stats each night as well. When there is a missed shot attempt or someone looking to attack the paint, Doeden is usually there, ready to give it her all. Like I said above, this Braves team is 11-2 and they aren't looking to slow down any time soon.    Harlan Community Cyclones    It's not hard to figure out who Harlan Community's best player is from watching them for about five minutes and that is Senior PG, [player_tooltip player_id='693821' first='Aubrey' last='Schwieso']. Schwieso is a lengthy and fast moving player, that can control her team's pace on either side of the ball. Offensively, she is a quick thinker, smart decision maker, and skilled talent. She can put the ball on the floor and create off the dribble for others or she can get all the way to the basket for a clean look herself. Defensively, she is very good at jumping to her spots and creating havoc in the full court with her pressure. This is the individual for this team that you give the ball too in crunch time and you tell her to go get you a bucket. She has demonstrated over the years that she is a leader in every aspect of the word and that's why she falls into this spot in this piece.     When you look at Harlan Community from the outside, they have size. They have tall prospects and that seems to be a reoccurring theme of the past few years. Their main producer inside the lane this Winter, that really plays off Schwieso, is 6'1 Center [player_tooltip player_id='882728' first='Grace' last='Albertsen']. Albertsen is nice with her back to the basket, she rebounds at a thorough rate on both offense and defense, and she can pass out of most situations if she is doubled on the catch or bounce. All of these abilities combined together to make a solid prospect. A prospect that has shown her worth in year's past and now she is finishing off her senior year with a bang. Something you love to see.    Newell-Fonda Mustangs    One of the most recent pick ups for Briar Cliff was 2025 PF - [player_tooltip player_id='873160' first='Kinzee' last='Hinders'] of Newell-Fonda High School. This commitment was an important one as Hinders is a next level talent, standing over 6'0 for her position with some unique ability. Other than height, Hinders brings coordination, touch, vision, and great movement for her size. When you pair all of those things together and have a good coaching system to follow, you see positive results and that's what we have here. Over the past 3.5 years, Hinders has been a force every time she takes the floor and this season has been no different. This speaks to her own success as an individual and to the success of her team over-time as well.     One of the younger prospects that is taking the state by storm from the 2028 Class is [player_tooltip player_id='880904' first='Ellie' last='Sievers'] or Newell-Fonda High School. Sievers is beyond her years on the court. Whenever I've had the chance to see her in the past leading up to this season, she has been a standout. We are talking about someone that understands her own ability to a T, she plays off of those around her really well, and she plays off of two feet in a calm manner. These things are just the start as to why Sievers is going to grow into quite the prospect. As a freshman, she is currently averaging just under 19 PPG. This is only the tip of the iceberg. Her and Hinders have had a great year together so far but I think the best is still yet to come.

All season long we have seen pairs of Dynamic Duos all over the state, competing at a high level. A Dynamic Duo can be defined as two prospects that play off of each other really well on the hardwood and because of that, they usually yield positive results in more ways than one. It doesn't always necessarily mean that those two individuals are the best scoring prospects on their team but they play off of each other the best and are standouts in whatever they are attempting to do. Here are three programs that possess Dynamic Duos who help lead their teams by example each evening.