Recruitment Update: April 21st, 2026

Here are a few athletes out of Iowa that have recently been offered or they have recently committed to compete at the next level following their impressive Winter High School seasons this Summer.    Every player listed has shown off their skill-set over the years with their varsity high school team and that has helped them prove to recruiters that they have what it takes to suit up at the next level following their high school careers.   Thanks for tuning in and enjoy!    The #1 2027 in Iowa is off the board to the Iowa State Cyclones. This is a major pickup for the Cyclones as they rebuild their roster over the next few years. Over Snoozy's past three years at the high school level she has averaged 19.5 PPG, 5.9 RPG, 3.3 APG, & 2.2 SPG while leading her team to an overall 68-6 record. That is a pretty impressive resumé if you ask me and the best part? Whenever it's gotten to AAU season, she is just as good against even higher levels of competition. We are talking about basically a 6'0, knockdown shooting guard, which makes this a major win for the Cyclones and company.     [player_tooltip player_id='1323000' first='Kennedy' last='Stratton'] is off to DMACC to continue on with her basketball career following high school ball at CCA. Stratton was a big piece to CCA's success over the last couple of years. She has been a solid PG, that shoots the ball well from the outside off the catch, who can also defend her own position at a steady rate. Community College is a place were a lot of growing up happens but mentally and physically so I'm excited to see what Stratton can do on the collegiate floor when she gets there in a few months. She plays with a lot of great energy and determination so as long as she can take the lumps and bruises from the next level, she should be just fine.     We talked about [player_tooltip player_id='1143194' first='Sira' last='Doumbia'] once today already so we will keep this short and sweet. You can't teach 6'4. You can't teach physical domination to a certain extent. You can't teach prospects to never give up. Those are three things that Doumbia has going for her and because of those thing she is going to be D1 player at the end of the day. This weekend Doumbia received a D1 offer out of Kansas City. That's pretty monumental for her within this process. Now it's just about see what else she can build on to bring in more interested suitors moving forward.     [player_tooltip player_id='534428' first='Aubrey' last='Kroymann'] is the last prospect rated within the Top 30 in Iowa, who has not committed yet to their home at the next level but I have a feeling that decision is going to become sooner than later. Kroymann, the lengthy Forward, is a respectable threat by the basket. She works really well with her back to the hoop and she is also a solid passer out of the post whenever she is doubled. I know that following the Winter season Kroymann was down to 2-3 options for her future so I'm sure at this point we are close to announcing but we will have to play the waiting game and see.

Here are a few athletes out of Iowa that have recently been offered or they have recently committed to compete at the next level following their impressive Winter High School seasons this Summer.