Prospects Who May Have Breakout Summers

At every level, some players have summers who make them intriguing prospects for programs at every level. We've seen D1 players break onto the scene when they've played in front of more eyes, kids with impressive garner significant D2 interest, and kids earn half a dozen offers from WIAC programs in a given summer. Today, we will look at a few players who may garner interest and opportunities from programs to play at the next level before AAU ends.    I hadn't seen Apuan play during the high school season, but I had seen some games on stream. The La Crosse native played a role and had some success in year one with the Riverhawks. However, she was among the most impressive players in her class that I've seen once I saw her play with [program_tooltip program_id='1230720' first='Team' last='Herro']. Her athletic tools and skills will catch more than one coach's eye this spring and summer.     The D.C. Everest product is among the more talented players in her class, and she has looked good with her new club program. Marciulionis has been a solid interior presence and spaced the floor and knocked down perimeter jumpers. Post players tend to develop more slowly, but she has plenty of tools right now.     The Hudson wing is among the more skilled players in the 2027 class. What she can do as a passer can swing games in a few possessions. She missed most of her first two high school seasons due to injury, but had a productive junior season, and still isn't back to where she will be in a year. As she continues to get back to her old self, she will look better and better. Very rarely do I say things to this effect, but there is a real chance whoever lands LaBlanc to play at the next level could be getting the steal of the class in [player_tooltip player_id='751276' first='Olivia' last='LaBlanc'].     There is always a premium on post players, and there is every recruiting cycle, whether that be high school kids or portal kids. Neace has improved over the last few seasons. At times, she has looked like a player who could continue to elevate her game to a level I didn't expect a year ago. Don't be surprised to see numerous programs do their homework on what [player_tooltip player_id='1162234' first='Harper' last='Neace'] could develop into over the next few months of the AAU season. She does everything college coaches want post players to do.

At every level, some players have summers who make them intriguing prospects for programs at every level. We've seen D1 players break onto the scene when they've played in front of more eyes, kids with impressive garner significant D2 interest, and kids earn half a dozen offers from WIAC programs in a given summer. Today, we will look at a few players who may garner interest and opportunities from programs to play at the next level before AAU ends.