Offer Szn In Full Swing

During this time of the year we have several prospects that are being offered to compete on the collegiate floor following the high school journey. Here are some of those individuals.   Thanks for tuning in and enjoy!    It has been a long time coming but [player_tooltip player_id='951657' first='Tenley' last='Levin'] finally received her first Division-1 offer. This offer comes from the University of Missouri, which makes sense. This is one of the closest schools to Levin's Missouri Phenom EYBL program so I'm sure they have had a chance to see her compete multiple times over the past couple of years. This is one of those situations where I expect Levin to hold 20-30 D1 offers by the time she commits throughout her high school journey. Her mixture of size, skill, and knowledge of the game is extremely impressive and it's only going to grow with experience over-time.     [player_tooltip player_id='833952' first='Avery' last='Banks'] of Van Meter High School just received an offer from NAIA - Grand View out of Des Moines. Banks is a hard-nosed PG with a better than average handle, change of direction, and creating ability. She has shown off that she has the ability to take over a contest on either side of the ball when motivated. At the next level, Banks will be able to stay at her natural PG position as she continues to get better. She checks off a lot of boxes that evaluators have and she seems extremely locked in mentally right now. As long as she stays on this trajectory, she should be someone we talk about a few times this upcoming Winter season.     The offers keep on stacking for [player_tooltip player_id='777233' first='Romey' last='Croatt'], this time it's from USCB out of California. Croatt is one of the states best overall prospects out of the 2027 Class. She is a crafty guard, with an aggressive demeanor. Aggressive but calculated. Croatt knows when to attack, when to go for certain types of steals defensively, and everything in between. She isn't afraid to get her hands dirty or to get on the floor for a loose ball when the opportunities present themselves. I'm expecting the offers to keep on coming until Croatt decides on her future. She is like that and she will prove that once again this Winter to anyone watching.     [player_tooltip player_id='757575' first='Akazja' last='Foster'] of Omaha North High School is going to have an interesting season ahead of them on the Varsity floor. It seems that a group of skilled hoopers have all transferred to play together for the next few years, bringing a lot of help to the North program for Foster. In the past, it's been all Foster as their driving force but that is going to change rather quickly. I'm sure Foster will still be a main impact player but she will have a lot of talent around her for the next eight months, which should help take her team to new heights. As of most recent, Foster was offered from Mayville (NE) to compete at the next level following this season. I'm not sure will be taking this offer but she does have a few options to choose from, when that time finally comes.     Another well sought after prospect out of Nebraska, who has be feeling a lot of love from the next level over the past six months is Forward - [player_tooltip player_id='654776' first='Lauren' last='Carlsen'] of Marion High School. Carlsen does whatever is asked of her. It's usually to patrol the middle of the lane and near the blocks but not always. She is also versatile enough to work from 15FT and in as well. She can do either, it's really whatever is needed from her in that moment. I'm thinking that we will see a commitment out of Carlsen sooner than later. She was just offered by NAIA- Briar Cliff out of Iowa. Now it's time to narrow down her options and to really think of the future possibilities.

During this time of the year we have several prospects that are being offered to compete on the collegiate floor following the high school journey. Here are some of those individuals.