Uncommitted Seniors to Know This Season

Brady Peterson August 10, 2025 @ 12:35 PM

The senior class in Wisconsin contains players who could help a team compete at the next level. Today, we'll highlight a handful of players who remain uncommitted in the rising senior class and talk about what they could bring to a program at the next level. The rising senior class is a talented group of players who will succeed at all levels.   [player_tooltip player_id='509716' first='Sage' last='Miskel']   The Whitefish Bay guard came into high school and was the Blue Dukes' lead guard, and had success in that role. However, due to the talent in the backcourt at Whitefish Bay, Miskel has become a versatile player who's played a plethora of roles in the past two seasons. Her athleticism has allowed her to become an excellent defender and one of the top rebounding guards in the state over the past few seasons. She is a player willing to do whatever it takes to win.   [player_tooltip player_id='766628' first='Brynn' last='Krull']   The way Krull played last season after a few severe knee injuries surpassed any expectation I may have had for her heading into the season. Krull was a consistent offensive threat for Xavier and helped lead the program to their second consecutive D3 State Title Game appearance. Krull will be someone who finds success at the next level on the offensive end, no matter where she ends up.   [player_tooltip player_id='767790' first='Violet' last='Otto']   The Prescott native has always been a perimeter threat who has the talent to flip a game with her perimeter shooting. The 5'10 wing is a physical player who can defend around the basket and has the defensive instincts to keep her assignment in front of her on the perimeter. Otto's ability to space the floor can help maximize what a talented team can do because she's a player who can run off screens away from the ball or spot up and knock down shots as a spot shooter. I'm eager to see where she lands.   [player_tooltip player_id='777580' first='Sarah' last='Bolchen']   The Manitowoc native is an athletic lead guard who can put pressure on opposing defenses at any time. Bolchen has the speed to keep her defender on their back foot whenever she has the ball in her hands. I also think she is one of the better players at drawing fouls and finding ways to get to the free-throw line. Any program looking for a lead guard who can make plays with the ball in their hands and beat their initial defender should look at Bolchen.

The senior class in Wisconsin contains players who could help a team compete at the next level. Today, we'll highlight a handful of players who remain uncommitted in the rising senior class and talk about what they could bring to a program at the next level. The rising senior class is a talented group of players who will succeed at all levels.