Top Post Returners In The War Eagle Conference

Here we have five top Post returners in the War Eagle Conference this Winter.   Make sure to check them out!   Thanks for tuning in and enjoy!    [player_tooltip player_id='1213363' first='Addison' last='Glass'] had several impactful moments last year while helping her team to a 2A State Title with Hinton. Glass stepped up and made her presence known each game underneath on both sides of the ball, while also setting out to hit some jumpers from deep when those opportunities present themselves. Glass' main job was to step up in the absence of their usual starting Post presence, [player_tooltip player_id='582808' first='Bailey' last='Boeve'], and she did that to a T as she was making big plays consistently as she scored and defended her own. When looking at Glass as an overall recruit, she would be truly considered a CG/SF because of her athletic ability and her ability to put the ball on the ground off the dribble if need be. She really sits in that 3/4 spot and that will be the case once again this Winter as she looks to build on what she put into place last time around.     If you have been paying attention to stats across the State the past few year's then you know all about [player_tooltip player_id='595156' first='Lindsey' last='Haken'] out of the 2026 Class. Haken is a Forward/Center for George-Little Rock High School and she has put up some WILD stat lines over her career. These stat lines have helped her rank herself within the Top 10 within the 2026 Class in several positive statistical categories as her team's main producer under the hoop. When this George-Little Rock team has success, Haken usually has a pretty impressive stat line to follow. Those two things aren't exclusive but seem to go hand-in-hand in the grand scheme of things. The truth is Haken dominates because of natural height, touch, coordination, athletic ability, and the competition she is playing. She is usually the tallest on the floor and that helps her stack a lot of those stats that you see each and every evening. When studying the War Eagle Conference, it's not crazy to think that Haken will put together another memorable Winter. She will be a top producer in her conference so I can't wait to see what she ends up putting together over the next six months.     As you might be able to tell, everyone who is considered a dominant Post in this Conference is standing right around 5'11/6'0 and that's the case for [player_tooltip player_id='1378997' first='Cora' last='Niemeier'] of Harris-Lake Park High School as well. This is the first time we have ever mentioned by it shouldn't be the last. This is a hooper that WILL be a reckoning force yet again this Winter for her squad. Niemeier does the dirty work under the hoop and in-between the blocks. This is a squad with some talent at the Guard position so as long as she plays off of that, they should continue to do well over the next few months. When looking at their roster, this team will return 3/4 starters from last Winter when they went 19-5 overall & 7-1 in Conference so the promise is there. They just need to continue to put the work in and the rest will be history.     [player_tooltip player_id='1379029' first='Moriah' last='Otto'] is a production monster when it comes to holding her own under the basket. Otto is not the type to step out and hit a big three pointer. Instead, she wants to kill her competition with her natural size and length by the hoop. This is someone that registered over 225 Rebounds in total last Winter, while scoring at Will at times near the basket. Another impressive number that Otto posted is that she went and shot over 100 Free Throws throughout her team's 22 game season. This number is a noteworthy one but this season her goal will be to make more attempts from the line as she only shot around 40% from the charity stripe last year. I'm sure that Otto will put together a great Senior year statistically. She will bring back her same height and same ample opportunity so as long as she stays hungry, who knows how far she could take things.     You can't talk about this Conference without talking about [player_tooltip player_id='609459' first='Grace' last='Galles'] & Remsen St. Mary's High School. Gallas has been a problem for opposing team's for year's now with her steady play under the bucket. Gallas comes in right around 6'0 for her Senior campaign and I'm sure she is going to be hungry for more before she graduates. This program is one that has had a lot of talent over the year's at all positions but their main monster this upcoming year will be Gallas as a Post. With her natural ability to be in the right places at the right times, her ability to score over smaller defenders or through contact, and the adaptability to be versatile - this all leads to a tough individual to stop at 6'0. There is not a doubt about that.

Here we have five top Post returners in the War Eagle Conference this Winter.