New Additions to the 2028 Class - Spring Edition - Part 1

There were quite a few players I was able to add to the 2028 class this round of rankings. Here is part one.   <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/dakotas/rankings/north-dakota-rankings/2028-rankings/">FULL 2028 RANKINGS - CLICK ME!</a>    Sheyenne brings a lot of positive qualities to Minot North.  She is going to be a really effective high school basketball as she grows and matures.  She is a speedy 5'6 and brings an element of defensive intensity to the team.  She is good in the pick-and-roll and delivers nice pocket-passes to her teammates rolling to the hoop.  She has some work to do on efficiency scoring the basketball as many sophomores do, but she had an excellent season contributing on a young squad.     Stella is one of several young guards on the Saints.  She has worked her way into a role where she is playing a lot of minutes out on the floor.  She is very fast and puts pressure on opposing defenses in transition with her effort to get up the floor.  She is a decent ball-handler but has room to grow that area of her game.  If she works on a few of her skills, she will be a very good player in the WDA.     Hetletved is a great contributor for her team.  She was a very nice complimentary piece to a team with two All-Region talents in [player_tooltip player_id='1172422' first='Chev' last='Obering'] and [player_tooltip player_id='1172427' first='Kesia' last='Boeshans'].  She is a solid 5'9 with great strength.  She is a capable ball-handler and can help break opposing team's press game.  She has a sweet looking shot and can knock down the three.  She lines up well and steps into her shot with rhythm.     Krush is the Miners best player and finished the season averaging around 17points per game and 8 rebounds per game.  She just finished her third season of varsity action and is really starting to come into her own.  She thrives in the mid-post and has a soft touch when she gets the ball in that area.  She is a lengthy forward with above average athleticism.  She is a prospect to keep an eye on moving forward.     Harper is one of the best scorers on her team, averaging just around 15 points per game. She isn't afraid to shoot it from deep and has a nice follow-through on her shot. The best part of her offensive game is getting to the basket. She is a stronger athlete than most and is able to finish through contact. She cuts well off of the ball and gets easy baskets that way as well. Finally, she runs hard in transition and is able to make the right reads in 2-on-1 situations.     Hattie is a great young forward who does a lot of things well.  She is an impressive athlete and moves really well.  She is relentless around the basket pursuing rebounds on both ends of the floor.  She finishes through contact and can get to the free-throw line where she has a nice shooting form.  She rim runs well in transition and puts pressure on opposing teams.  She is good in the pick-and-roll and can occasionally step out and hit the three.  She is a nice prospect.     Laney is Mohall's primary ball-handler. She is fast up the court and does a good job of taking care of the rock. She has a quick release and good form with a nice rhythm when she shoots. She is good at getting deep into the lane on her drives and making the right pass. She can also hit the pull-up jump-shot when getting downhill.

There were quite a few players I was able to add to the 2028 class this round of rankings. Here is part one.