Players to See at the Champions Challenge

I won't attend the Champions Challenge this weekend to attend a baby shower in the Milwaukee area, but there will be players to see in Appleton. Today, we will look at a handful of players from Wisconsin for college coaches attending the event at the Champion Center. Let's get right into it and look at some of the high school prospects who some coaches may see value in.    The Arrowhead wing is an intriguing player who has played a role for the Warhawks in her two high school seasons in Wisconsin. Klemz is a perimeter threat who can space the floor and knock down shots from beyond the arc. She is also a rangey kid who has the tools to make plays on the perimeter. The M14 wing also has the tools to contest shots on the perimeter.     The Kewaskum guard is a kid who had to do a little of everything at the high school level. Boelte is a player who has shown she can handle the ball under pressure and attack the basket. However, Boelte is a player who has proven she can create her shot off the dribble and knock down perimeter shots. She isn't a player people may think about during the high school season because her team isn't among the elite, but she can play winning basketball.     The Marshall guard is a player who can create with the ball in her hands and get to her spots offensively. Justmann has also been the focal point of her team's offense over the last two seasons and has shown she can handle the responsibility. She is a player that regional programs looking for guards should make time to see. I like what she brings to the floor and believe she has the tools to help a small-school program compete at the next level.     The Milton guard plays hard for every minute she's on the floor. Grady is a player who will be the first to the floor after every loose ball and make plays on the defensive end. Her willingness to do all the little things on both ends of the floor will help her earn minutes anywhere she plays. She may not be a player who consistently scores double-digit points wherever she may play, but she will help her team win on the margins. Any small school looking for a guard who makes all the extra-effort plays should watch her [program_tooltip program_id='1230720' first='Team' last='Herro'] group play.

I won't attend the Champions Challenge this weekend to attend a baby shower in the Milwaukee area, but there will be players to see in Appleton. Today, we will look at a handful of players from Wisconsin for college coaches attending the event at the Champion Center. Let's get right into it and look at some of the high school prospects who some coaches may see value in.