Recruitment Update: June 3rd, 2025

Here are a few athletes that have recently committed or been offered to compete at the next level following their impressive Spring AAU seasons. Each players listed has shown off their skill-sets over the years with their varsity team and that has helped them prove to recruiters that they have what it takes to suit up following their high school careers.   Thanks for tuning in and enjoy!    We have spoke highly of [player_tooltip player_id='502096' first='KeaOnna' last='Worley'] ever since she was in middle school and she just received her first official offer from Stephen's College in Missouri. Worley is a quick and shifty PG out of the 2027 Class, that moves effortlessly with the ball. For her Sophomore season last Winter she led her CR - Prairie team to a State appearance while doing what she could in the aspects of controlling pace, running offense, and playing sound defense. As I say almost weekly at this point, this is Worley's first offer but it won't be her last. She can GO and that's going to become more and more attractive at the college level as she continues to get older.     [player_tooltip player_id='641977' first='Grace' last='Fincham'] made some big moves this Spring by playing up with the [program_tooltip program_id='712377' first='All' last='Iowa Attack'] 17U EYBL program. Fincham, who is a 5'10 mismatch at the high school level, recently received D1 offers from UNI and Drake moving into the month of June. Well this past weekend Fincham made the commitment to become a Drake Bulldog for her collegiate career. A program that she should know a good amount of the players, as many of them also come from instate Iowa. I always love when players get a chance to show what they can really do and that's what Fincham should get in this situation down the line.     Another interesting and lengthy player out of the 2027 Class but reigning out of Nebraska is [player_tooltip player_id='1060158' first='Emersyn' last='Graves']. Graves could take things a long way on the hardwood. She has the natural size and motivation to become a killer in the right system. When we watched Graves go to work last Winter, she stood out at the Varsity level and she has picked up right where she left off this AAU season. Recently, Graves picked up an offer from NAIA - Hastings College. Hastings has some impressive offers out there right now. They are offering some notable prospects at this point. If they get any of them to commit, it could be a game changer. Players like Graves.      When FGCU secured Head Coach Raina Harmon from the Iowa Hawkeyes, they also secured her connections to recruit in the great state of Iowa and as of last night, they started going to work with those connections. The first player offered being [player_tooltip player_id='509225' first='Averie' last='Lower'] of North Tartan 17U EYBL. Lower is considered by many as one of the best three point shooters in the Midwest. When she see's one go in to start a ball game, she might not miss the rest of the night. A few seasons ago, Lower posted one of the best statistical seasons as a shooter on the way to a 4A State Title. Something most other will never accomplish. Lower will continue to receive D1 interest moving into June. That's a certainty.     [player_tooltip player_id='747245' first='Addison' last='Medeck'] is going to continue to rake in D1 offers until she commits. Coming off of the past few weeks and Medeck has received multiple D1 offers. One to NIU in Illinois and one to Marquette in Milwaukee. Medeck has that size, strength, physicality, and coordinated balance every coach loves to see. She can play inside to out and really make a difference going toward the basket on each side of the ball. She is the type you have to know about or consider when game planning or else she could have a record setting day. All in all, Medeck has been really productive this Spring and she keeps making waves whenever possible.

Here are a few athletes that have recently committed or been offered to compete at the next level following their impressive Spring AAU seasons. Each players listed has shown off their skill-sets over the years with their varsity team and that has helped them prove to recruiters that they have what it takes to suit up following their high school careers.