Recruitment Update – IA: August 27th, 2025

Here are a few athletes out of Iowa that have either recently committed or they have recently been offered to compete at the next level following their impressive AAU seasons this Spring/Summer. Every player listed has shown off their skill-set over the years with their varsity high school 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!    JKJ just received another offer from Missouri Western to continue on following her Senior year at Johnston High School. JKJ will be a vital piece to her Dragons program this Winter if they want to make a run at the State Tournament come February 2026. The Dragons will rely on mostly guard play in big moments so it'll be interesting to see how they adapt to that from years past. As it pertains to JKJ, she has proven that she can carry her team when needed. She can put up buckets in a hurry from all over, she can create and distribute, and she can play on or off the ball offensively. When you combined that all together, you get a respectable prospect at the collegiate level so as long as she continues to keep progressing, she will be in a great spot moving into the next level.     [player_tooltip player_id='502092' first='Brynlie' last='Hadenfeldt'] just picked up another offer to stack to her ever-growing pile, this time from Colorado College. Hadenfeldt has that SF skill set with the physicality to match. She is pretty versatile in her efforts. Offensively she can post, move to the midrange, or she can screen on the outside and roll to the hoop after sealing off of the screen. Within a college system, I see Hadenfeldt at a 3/4 depending on the line-up around her. At this point, this is someone with a lot of offers to compete at the next level so I'm sure that she is starting to narrow down her choices to figure out who her top picks are but we will see.     [player_tooltip player_id='1091299' first='Ella' last='Subbert'] of ADM is the first prospect from this varsity program that has received a D1 offer out of their 2028 Class. Subbert is a 6'1 SF with a lot of guard-like capabilities. She isn't afraid to mix it up with anyone bigger or smaller and she is always looking for the simplest way to make an impact. She isn't ever trying to do too much or trying to force any action within specific situations. She really lets things flow naturally and when you combined that with her mixture of size and skill, it's impressive. Subbert recently was offered by Eastern Illinois for her first Division-1 offer. Like we always say, it might be her first but it won't be her last.     Another day, another D1 offer from [player_tooltip player_id='777232' first='Melina' last='Snoozy'] of Bishop Heelan High School. Snoozy recently received an offer from Clemson to kick off the month of August. This is another big offer for the 5'11 CG/SG. At this point, Snoozy could end up all over the Country depending on where she chooses to go following the next to years of high school ball. This is a hooper that can make shots from ANYWHERE on the court and she has proven that over the past 2 seasons while helping her group to the State Tournament each season. I expect much of the same this go-around as well. Snoozy will be her team's unquestionable leader and I can't wait to see how that plays out as the Winter presses on.     [player_tooltip player_id='766449' first='Delainey' last='Durr'] just grabbed an offer from Coe College out of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. This is another solid offer for Durr as she moves into her Senior campaign with the Solon Spartans. Durr is a quick and shifty guard, that plays off of two feet and competes with a competitive edge. She always is looking to make a play for her fellow teammates with the possibilities of making a play for herself when things happen to break down. This past AAU season wasn't the one that Durr expected falling to injury but that's just a small setback. It seems like she is back in action now and ready to prove her worth to anyone that might be paying attention this upcoming season.

Here are a few athletes out of Iowa that have either recently committed or they have recently been offered to compete at the next level following their impressive AAU seasons this Spring/Summer. Every player listed has shown off their skill-set over the years with their varsity high school team and that has helped them prove to recruiters that they have what it takes to suit up following their high school careers.