Four Pivotal Producers This Winter

Here we have four individuals that will be competing for the varsity team's this Winter on the hardwood. Each of these players has been promising in the past and that should come into play as they try to produce over the next eight months.   Thanks for tuning in and enjoy!    [player_tooltip player_id='1164887' first='Danielle' last='Seim'] is coming off a nice AAU season with her Lincoln Supreme team. Seim, a 6'0 Forward, is a lot to deal with in the paint for opponents. She has proven that this Spring and Summer on the road. Her combination of length, versatility, and knowledge of the game help her produce on both offense and defense. She can kill you near the hoop with a fundamental post move, she can move out and attack from 10-12FT, and she can come out to screen the outside - usually ending the possession in a seal and roll towards the bucket. Defensive, a solid rebounder who isn't afraid to get physical. She does a good job boxing out before going to the ball and that's something you don't see all the time. Seim should be a constant at KC this Winter. She has some natural ability obviously and I'm excited to see how she will be able to use that.     South Sioux City High School is going to return a few hoopers this season from years past that has helped them produce at a high rate. One of those individuals being SG - [player_tooltip player_id='866709' first='Bryleigh' last='Robinette']. Robinette is a guard that moves all over the floor. She is at her most natural as a 2 but she is willing to move to the 1, 3, or 4 positions if need be for the sake of her team. At the next level I see Robinette as more of a 3 as she is so adaptable but that all depends on whatever system she is in. All she is worried about at this time and making waves this Winter for her last go-around on the high school floor. Something I think we can all respect from an outside perspective.     This Winter we are going to be able to see what [player_tooltip player_id='1044837' first='Leslie' last='Garcia'] can really do on the hardwood and I think she is going to turn a lot of heads. Garcia is a hooper that has great size, skilled ability, and she is pretty athletic. She can kill you from the outside and hit a jumper at 5'11, she can take you off the bounce for a look going at the hoop, or she can post up smaller defenders that as placed onto her individually. We should have been able to see Garcia for two years now at the varsity level but that's not the case. The last time that I saw her compete, she was most definitely a collegiate level athlete. No doubt about it so I'm excited to see her shine for her Junior year in a new system.     This AAU season brought on a lot of interest for [player_tooltip player_id='896148' first='Sophia' last='Varn'] of Millard South High School. Which makes sense. Varn is a 6'3 PF/C, who is slowing adding onto her game as she gets older. As we always say in this game, you can't teach height. Being 6'2/6'3 and being able to move is no joke and it's going to bring a lot of interest from the next level for Varn until she ends up committing. This is a defensively shot blocker, a rim protector, a paint protector, and a high end rebounder. Those things will all translate at the next level and I'm sure she is going to demonstrate that to a T over the next two years of varsity ball.

Here we have four individuals that will be competing for the varsity team's this Winter on the hardwood. Each of these players has been promising in the past and that should come into play as they try to produce over the next eight months.