Prominent 2-Way Guards Worth Catching This Season

With the season approaching there're some games circled on the calendar. These players have all been mentioned previously and have grown into positions where they can greatly affect outcomes for their teams. Below are 5 prominent 2-way guards worth catching this year.   Use code MBG30 for 30% off your first purchase of any subscription.    [player_tooltip player_id='967969' first='Ryanne' last='Sheehan'] (2027) | 5'7 PG | St. Andrew's   Sheehan has topnotch qualities as a 2-way impactor. She's extremely quick, especially in the open court and that pays off on both sides. Sheehan has been known to track down some chase-down blocks as well as force ballhandlers into turnovers as they get sped up out of tempo. Ryanne can be a fluid scorer from her spots and she can get hot early on. Her exciting game makes her a can't-miss prospect this season.     [player_tooltip player_id='975773' first='Avery' last='Vanderburg'] (2028) | 5'9 CG | WMA   Avery is incredibly tough on both ends of the floor. She brings brute strength as well as a relentless approach that opposing team's players may just not be ready for. She doesn't back down from any challenge and her efforts lead to strong blocks on jump shots as well as coming up with 50/50 balls. Vanderburg is stable on offense. In traffic she's shown she can finish off two feet plus she mixes in some floaters too. The deep lane penetration on the attacks can be demoralizing to the defense.     [player_tooltip player_id='1005124' first='Anjolie' last='Abelard'] (2028) | 5'7 CG | Milton Academy   Abelard can make it a tough day for the opposing team's primary scorers. She remains engaged and low, staying attached to players' hips while keeping them within reach. Anjolie gets in the passing lanes early plus she shows great anticipation on the flight of the ball. Her offense has really come around over the last year. She's typically assisting an assured basket or getting one herself. Abelard isn't ball dominant either, so others can feed off her influence. Anjolie should be featured heavily this season and her production will be scaled up.     [player_tooltip player_id='1239179' first='Shea' last='Kalin'] (2027) | 5'9 SG/Wing | North Kingston   Shea is flatly a winning player that's one of the better 2-way players in RI. She's great in the team's defensive schemes, providing help in quick fashion while still being able to recover back briskly. Kalin also can be a tremendous on ball defender that shows a willingness to stick to players like glue. She can legitimately guard 3-4 positions, a skill not many have. Offensively, Shea has proven that she has an absolute pure shot from range. She's consistent letting it fly from deep and doesn't waver in high leverage moments.     Isabell Parham-Brown (2027) | 5'10 SG/SF | Keene   Isabell has great positional length and a plethora of next level tools. She gets great lift on her jump shot, plus she's confident pulling from deep within set plays or as a kickout option. IPB's defensive versatility is terrific. The length and ability to make daring plays by plucking the ball away from strong ballhandlers in isolation possessions stand out. Isabell will be a fun watch this season in an even bigger role for Keene.

With the season approaching there're some games circled on the calendar. These players have all been mentioned previously and have grown into positions where they can greatly affect outcomes for their teams. Below are 5 prominent 2-way guards worth catching this year.