Early 2028 Nebraska Stars In Circuit Play

The Class of 2028, maybe Nebraska's most-talented class at the top end as we expect some high-major offers for a few. This is also a class that is very deep and could see multiple players excel at the next level of play. During the first weekend of top end circuit play for adidas, Under Armour and Puma these players made a name for themselves. Here are just a few.    You couldn't find a scouting service on social media that didn't have rave reviews about Reiner, who continues to improve her overall game. She led the 17U Nebraska Attack team in Pennsylvania in scoring and rebounds where she put up a nearly 15 points per game average. An elite track athlete, Reiner's game is also exemplified with her speed and endurance. A growing 5'10" she can guard multiple positions on the floor and it seems if you are buying stock, now is the appropriate time to do it.     Our No. 2 in the rankings is nearing 1B if there is such a thing. Another all-around elite athlete, Dolliver is a player who doesn't ever seem to need to come off the floor. She put up great numbers in Bryan, TX as her ETG Midwest team went 3-1 last weekend and she stands second on the 16U adidas circuit in rebounds at 9.8 per contest through the opening weekend. Dolliver tallied three double-doubles for ETG in their first four games including a monster 27 point, 15 rebound, five steal effort in a 62-37 win over Central Florida Elite. We truly believe high-major offers will be coming.     Samek has had an excellent start to her high school career at Aquinas Catholic where this past winter, she averaged 14.2 points, 5.9 rebounds and over two assists and steals each per contest. Samek plays with no fear and has the ability to get downhill on defenders. Over four games in the Puma circuit in Norman, OK, Samek tallied 52 points and 24 rebounds as her Nebraska Supreme team went 3-1, which included a narrow loss to FBC West Coast 46-44.     What you get with any player you may be recruiting from Pender is a player who knows how to win. Hansen is certainly one of those and her games continues to improve. She was a key starter for the Pendragons state championship team this past March averaging 10.4 points and 4.9 rebounds while shooting 42% from the field. It was more of the same for Supreme last weekend where she put up 53 points over four games to lead her team. At 6-feet, she's becoming a nightmare to deal with defensively as she is an excellent 3-point shooter, making 61 for Pender this season at a 38% clip.     Kraus transferred to Aurora last summer from Missouri and made an immediate impact for an improving Husky program as she had averages of 9.5 points and 6.1 rebounds. After being held scoreless in Supreme's opening loss, she still battled for six rebounds. But bounced back to put up double figures in each of Supreme's three victories including her best effort (15 points and 11 rebounds) in a 49-39 win over Grind City (Memphis, TN) in the final game of the weekend. A lefty, who can really guard in the post, too, Kraus could be an underrated player to watch in this class. She was a third-team all-conference selection in the winter.

The Class of 2028, maybe Nebraska's most-talented class at the top end as we expect some high-major offers for a few. This is also a class that is very deep and could see multiple players excel at the next level of play. During the first weekend of top end circuit play for adidas, Under Armour and Puma these players made a name for themselves. Here are just a few.