Freshmen Favorite Names That Could Be Gamechangers This Season

With the season already here, it's a great time to have a conversation regarding some of the striking freshmen that're about to start taking shape this season. Some of these players haven't been mentioned up to this point, while others' games have been heavily analyzed already. However, these girls all have what it takes to turn heads and they're all in prime position to have breakout seasons as young prospects. Below are 5 freshmen favorite names to know keep in mind this November.   Use code MBG30 for 30% off your first purchase of any subscription.    [player_tooltip player_id='1265030' first='Sysy' last='Emmauel'] (2029) | SG | St. Mary's   Emmauel has a great feel for the game. She walks into her shot nicely, gives her teammates an outlet on the perimeter and also throws the defense off with a numerous number of finishes at the rim. She's no slouch on defense either. Emmauel is consistently in the right places affecting outcomes at ideal times. Candidly speaking, there just aren't too many players in her caliber when it comes to overall talent and game.     [player_tooltip player_id='1293399' first='Alana' last='Brownstein'] (2029) | 5'10 SF/SG | Lawrence Academy   Brownstein plays with a lot of energy and comes through on both sides of the ball. Alana can also pay multiple positions without a drop in production. The dynamic ability only seems to be increasing as time goes on. This is a player to keep an eye on throughout the course of the season.     [player_tooltip player_id='1326557' first='Savannah' last='Cooper'] (2029) | 5'6 CG | Classical   Cooper knows how to play the game and her natural abilities propel her in a plethora of situations. The athleticism plus agility she possesses gives her so much freedom of movement, traits that'll allow her success for Classical. Savannah will find success no matter what perimeter position she's placed at.     [player_tooltip player_id='1326542' first='Chloe' last='Moody'] (2029) | SG |   Moody is quite dangerous on the catch from the wing. Her knack for getting into the teeth of the defense makes players in the vicinity collapse, which ultimately causes for bad rotations throughout the course of the game. Chloe is rather efficient too. She doesn't need a bunch of fancy east-to-west moves to be effective. The attacks are hardnosed and require real help to fully contain her. Defenders mustn't sag off worrying too much about the driving options either though. Moody will knock down what's open and available to her without hesitation.     [player_tooltip player_id='1320708' first='Avery' last='Wright'] (2029) | 5'10 SG/SF | Rivers   What's not to love about Wright's game? She has a fantastic combination of shot making ability, innovative creation and adept matchup defensive skills; all big reasons why she's sitting at the top of the class. Rivers has added a bigtime talent this year, one that has a chance to have a considerable impact, especially considering she's just a freshman. Avery is certainly a name to watch early into the season and it wouldn't be surprising to see her keep ascending amongst the ranks.

With the season already here, it's a great time to have a conversation regarding some of the striking freshmen that're about to start taking shape this season. Some of these players haven't been mentioned up to this point, while others' games have been heavily analyzed already. However, these girls all have what it takes to turn heads and they're all in prime position to have breakout seasons as young prospects. Below are 5 freshmen favorite names to know keep in mind this November.