2030 Player Rankings Update: Guards Who Can PLAY

The Guards featured in this piece are all individuals who can really PLAY. I don't mean that they are just somewhat okay with some promise right now. I mean, they can play this game at a high rate. A rate that everyone will see this Winter at the Varsity level.   Thanks for tuning in and enjoy!    FF might be the most complete guard out of the 2030 Class by the end of her high school career. Faidley is going to be looked upon this Winter as DSM Christian as their leader in more ways than one. She is going to be the PG that sets up all of their action and controls their pace of play down the stretch on tight ball-games. She is a three level scoring threat, who knows how to make everyone around her better with her playmaking ability. She can also play off the ball but she seems much more like a natural PG when she is dribbling the rock. All in all, keep an eye on FF. She is another out of this Class that will put up big numbers this Winter as an all around hooper. There is no doubt about that.     We should expect to see Mikaela Tran to see some Varsity minutes this Winter at City High - High School in some aspect or another. Tran, is a fast acting PG. She gets down the floor in a hurry and when she rebounds, she can take it all the way if someone doesn't attempt to slow her down. When she is on defense, she is scrappy and she does a great job of beating her opponent to their spots early on in the possession. City is another program that will have ample opportunity this Winter and Tran will take full advantage of that.     McMath will have a chance to be a Top prospect out of this 2030 Class by the time we get to ranking this group with actual numbers in December. McMath is a high level competitor. She is coordinated as a CG and versatile. She can be moved all over the court and still produce at a higher rate than most. This Winter at Bettendorf McMath should get the keys to the castle in a sense. They are going to need a new big dawg to step up to produce at a high rate each contest and that should be McMath. She has been dynamite this Spring for AIA EYBL. Now she just needs to continue to progress her game as she gets older.     Another individual to know out of the Quad Cities area moving forward is Audrey Danler of Assumption High School. Danler is a lengthy PG, who can heat up in a hurry from deep with her shooting ability. Offensively, she is skilled enough to be creator, facilitator, and scoring threat from all levels. Defensively, her natural height helps her stick on the floor. She can switch onto a number of different positions and still produce. It's really just about what the team needs out of her in those moments. With this ability on defense switching is going to be really nice for her and her teammates this Winter. It'll save them time and energy if they execute those situations properly.     Georgie Duello is a well-rounded source of production when she is playing with full confidence. She has balance, good foot work, she doesn't need the ball for a long time to produce, and she doesn't slouch when she defends. She is the type to score a quiet 15 PPG, where before you know it, she is filling up the stat sheet in all different positive statistical categories. This Winter Linn-Mar will return a lot of their producers from years past but that shouldn't change a thing for Duello. If she plays her game, she will see meaningful minutes before you know it.

The Guards featured in this piece are all individuals who can really PLAY. I don't mean that they are just somewhat okay with some promise right now. I mean, they can play this game at a high rate. A rate that everyone will see this Winter at the Varsity level.