Names to Know for the Rest of the Season

Brady Peterson December 6, 2025 @ 11:40 PM

We have just completed the third week of the girls' basketball season in Wisconsin, and we'll examine some players who have delivered solid performances over the first few weeks of games. There are plenty of players we'll highlight the rest of the season, but here are a few players who had impressive weeks of basketball to start the month of December.   [player_tooltip player_id='1359333' first='Piper' last='Moyer']   Moyer had a near triple-double on the road against Poynette with 23 points, ten rebounds, and seven steals in a narrow win. The Adams-Friendship wing is an athletic multi-sport kid who is an impactful player on both ends of the floor for her team. She has an excellent motor around the basket and can grab rebounds over a crowd. However, she also has the skill to attack defenses off the dribble and finish when she gets into the paint.   [player_tooltip player_id='992499' first='Josie' last='Christian']   The Lomira guard had a 39-point outburst this week, which isn't completely out of the norm for her, but I do believe it was a career-high. She's had her fair share of 30-point games in her first season and change at the high school level, and has been comfortable no matter who they play against. Christian has shown on multiple high-level stages that she can score from all three levels, and there's still plenty of room for her to grow over the next two-plus seasons.   [player_tooltip player_id='884547' first='Makiah' last='Krause']   The Manitowoc Lutheran wing is an athletic off-ball player who can affect winning on both sides of the ball. Krause is a talented shooter who can space the floor and knock down shots from the perimeter in bunches. She is also a skilled defender who can make plays on the ball defensively and use her athleticism to help her team earn transition opportunities. Krause is a player who will affect winning wherever she plays.   [player_tooltip player_id='751240' first='Autumn' last='Crowe']   The St. Mary Catholic wing has posted some of the most ridiculous lines of the season, including a 29-point, 26-rebound game at Wrightstown, which is probably better than some teams have had in games this season. Last season, she was mainly a perimeter shooter for a talented Zephyrs team, and hasn't really found her perimeter jumper thus far this season, which is terrifying to think about. Crowe has been everywhere for her team, and I'm excited to see what she can do against Manitowoc Lutheran on Monday.

We have just completed the third week of the girls' basketball season in Wisconsin, and we'll examine some players who have delivered solid performances over the first few weeks of games. There are plenty of players we'll highlight the rest of the season, but here are a few players who had impressive weeks of basketball to start the month of December.