February Momentum Shifters To Know About

These 7 names mentioned below are some of the ones that've stood out early on into the month. Check out who's been making some strong arguments for themselves and shifting the momentum.   Use code MBG30 for 30% off your first purchase of any subscription.    [player_tooltip player_id='1693394' first='Lila' last='Polansky'] (2027) | 5'3 PG | B-R   Don't underestimate her because of her size; Lila is a competitive guard that's been a key figure for B-R. She's a silky-smooth lefty that's able to control the defense with adept playmaking and decisive decision making from various spots on the floor offensively. Polansky's speed in combination with shooting capacity in any given game her a hardcover. The defense and rebounding she provides can't be left out f the conversation either. Lila can be a very pesky player that has changed many outcomes in games. It's rare to see performances from Lila where she isn't contributing to multiple stat-lines.     [player_tooltip player_id='1273716' first='Liemarie' last='Gonzalez'] (2030) | 5'4 CG | Wheeler   A player showing she can bring a lot more to the table in her first year than originally anticipated. Over the last few games, Gonzalez's confidence has been soaring. Liemarie was particularly striking in her most recent game vs Portsmouth Abbey. She was relentless in the hustle department and even knocked down some tough shots. It'll be exciting to see what else Gonzalez can do this season.     [player_tooltip player_id='351274' first='Alana' last='McNamara'] (2028) | 5'10 PF | AW   It's been clear that Alana is someone who's been dedicated in improving her craft. Her hardworking efforts and natural instincts were at the forefront of her game, but now there's some other areas of her game that've grown tremendously. She's still a great rebounder and continues to have a soft touch. However, it's her level of efficiency plus the patience she possesses that's helped raise her level of play. McNamara doesn't shy away from contact and when considering how well she finishes at the rim, it's getting increasingly hard to stop her. Alana is starting to play like a seasoned vet and she's only a sophomore. In her last game vs Canton, she put up 23 pts, 11 reb, 4 ast, while being 90% from the field as well as knocking down 5-6 from the ft line. This is a serious name within the '28 class.     [player_tooltip player_id='1743606' first='Ashley' last='Varnum'] (2027) | SF | BR   Varnum can shoot with the best of them off the catch and she's also started to show some creation attacking closeouts. On top of that, Ashley's consistent rebounding activity have helped Bridgewater-Raynham tremendously. Her influence within the lineup has been significant so far this season.     [player_tooltip player_id='1743795' first='Hannah' last='Levine'] (2026) | Wing | Needham   Levine has just accomplished hitting 100 career 3s, more than any player over the last 10 years within the program. This is a hardworking player that gets quality shots a variety of ways. Not only that, but Hannah is also a trusted leader for Needham. She's picking up some well-deserved attention.     [player_tooltip player_id='278585' first='Tiyara' last='Gonzalez'] (2027) | PG | MS   Tiyara had 35 pts, 9 reb, 8 ast, 8 stl in her last game. Millbrook's star has been on a tear this season and a regular making appearances here and for good reason. Gonzalez is making it abundantly clear that she's a scholarship level player that's ready to help lead a program. Tiyara should start to receive a lot more interest in the coming months.     [player_tooltip player_id='1743815' first='Journee' last='Christie'] (2028) | Forward | NB   In her last game Journee was able to secure 17 impactful rebounds for NB. Christe's activity around the rim on both sides of the ball brings incredible vale to the team. Expect to hear more of Christie with her performing well lately.

These 7 names mentioned below are some of the ones that've stood out early on into the month. Check out who's been making some strong arguments for themselves and shifting the momentum.