2030 Rankings Release - First Look 6-10

As we creep closer to the top 5 players in the 2030 class, please keep in mind this list will change dramatically the next 4 years! Athleticism, height, strength, and a desire to improve will all play factors in adjustments made going forward. These 6-10 are ballers!   <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/dakotas/rankings/north-dakota-rankings/2030-rankings/">FULL 2030 RANKINGS - CLICK ME!</a>    Keslee is a very fundamentally sound basketball player. She doesn't get sped up on the court and is able to play at a pace she chooses. This is easier said than done, especially for a younger player. Keever lets the game come to her and makes the appropriate play depending on each given situation. She can score, pass, defend, and rebound. What is an impressive trait of Keslee's is that she shows up big when the lights are the brightest. She was able to score 17 points in Tioga's Region 3 title game.     Ella was pulled up to the Varsity roster on a Horace team that won 20 games this season. She played in 16 of their 27 games on the year. Ella is a long and athletic guard who is going to be fighting for significant minutes next season, despite the Hawks only losing two seniors who played on this year's team. Horace has a bunch of young talent around Beecher and she will have to work hard to earn time on the floor, something I know she will embrace. She is a workhorse in the offseason, consistently putting in time to improve her game. Look out for Ella next season.     McCall can already be considered a varsity veteran after finishing her second season of varsity play this year. Chase can be described as a pit-bull out on the court. She is fearless and is aggressive on both sides of the ball. She isn't afraid to drive to the basket hard and is good at finishing over bigger opponents. She earned herself All-District honors for the second consecutive season and also was selected as an All-Region player this year. She finished the year averaging 13 points, 4.2 rebounds, 4 assists, and 3.5 steals per game. She also connected on 34 three-pointers this season.     Cambree had an outstanding 8th-grade season as a starter on a young Minot North team. She is already one of the best players on her team and has set herself up nicely for her freshman campaign next season. Phillips is an electric lefty who can get to the rim nearly anytime she wants. Her first step is one of the better ones I have seen. She gets to the free-throw line a ton because of this aggressive play. I think Cambree will be an All-WDA selection next season and help Minot North get over the hump and win many more games. This season she averaged 13.9 points, 2.8 rebounds, 2.8 assists, and 3.9 steals per game.     Ella has an incredibly bright future. She made her varsity debut this season and was a huge contributor on a good Sheyenne squad. She averaged 5.3 points and 2.5 rebounds per game this season. She scored in double-figures a handful of times this season and scored a career best 12 points against Bismarck High. Ella has a quick release and can score on all three levels. She has great vision with the ball and can find the open teammate. I appreciate how Ella prepares for the game. She does a lot of work in the offseason and is very competitive. Look for Ella to have a breakout season next year as a freshman.

As we creep closer to the top 5 players in the 2030 class, please keep in mind this list will change dramatically the next 4 years! Athleticism, height, strength, and a desire to improve will all play factors in adjustments made going forward. These 6-10 are ballers!