Talented Players to See in June or July

Numerous talented players from around the state can play high-level basketball at the next level and contribute to winning. Over the next 7-8 weeks, college coaches will see countless players from all over the country and decide which prospects to offer opportunities to play for their program. Few will be lucky enough to earn scholarship offers. Today, we will look at players and make the case why they are good enough for college coaches to make the time to see at an event.    I've discussed how much I've liked Ohman's development in the past year. She is a rare combination of athleticism and physicality that you don't often find in guards, and she knows how to use those tools. She plays hard on both ends of the floor and can power through contact when getting downhill. I also liked how much more comfortable and confident she got on the perimeter, and she was a legitimate threat to create her shot from beyond the perimeter. Ohman will also dig in and rebound, and use her strength to keep her defensive assignment in front of her.     There are a lot of kids who look to become players who can hunt their shot and score off the dribble, and Piurkowski can do that, but has thrived in an off-ball role in high school and in the grassroots season with [program_tooltip program_id='712778' first='Purple' last='Aces']. She will space the floor well beyond the arc wherever she plays, and she is comfortable attacking recovering defenses and using her pivot foot to create space to finish around the basket. She also has the length to make plays on defense and has come along as a rebounder, as she's built her physical tools over the past few seasons at Brookfield East.     The Milwaukee native is a versatile guard who can create with the ball in her hands and make reads, and someone who doesn't hesitate when there's an opportunity to score. Allen sees the floor well and has an excellent feel for the game offensively. She can pass through traffic, score from all three levels, and flip a game in a hurry. Allen has also never shied away from a challenge defensively and will look to disrupt an opposing offense at the point of attack.     The best part about King's game is that she can be whatever a coach needs. Offensively, she has shown she can handle the ball and create off the dribble when needed, but is also willing to be a physical post player around the basket. There is plenty of room for growth, but she can fit numerous roles, and the flexibility she brings alone makes her someone to see at least once for regional programs.

Numerous talented players from around the state can play high-level basketball at the next level and contribute to winning. Over the next 7-8 weeks, college coaches will see countless players from all over the country and decide which prospects to offer opportunities to play for their program. Few will be lucky enough to earn scholarship offers. Today, we will look at players and make the case why they are good enough for college coaches to make the time to see at an event.