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<p> I have been asking for non-errorous rosters for years, starting back in <strong>2009</strong> when I went solo away from<strong> Scout.com</strong> and <strong>Fullcourt.com, </strong>who were only interested in me writing about <strong>4 and 5-star players</strong>. I had other ideas, to give a voice to the voiceless, and started my <strong><em><a href="https://girlzprepreport.blogspot.com/2009/08/">BLOG </a></em></strong>so when I say, <strong>#ThereIsNoMe </strong>and I'm a <strong>REAL EVALUATOR</strong>, the <strong>lack of comprehension for those who get upset </strong>would have me saying where that roman candle could land back in the day, yeah it's a <strong>4th</strong> joke but peep this, my<strong> INDEPENDENCE</strong> has not changed because I am so smooth, but let's jump in to the article</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Hahn stands above <strong>"the magic number</strong><span style="margin: 0px;padding: 0px"><strong>," </strong>and when you factor in that<strong> </strong>she's also <strong>"long and athletic," </strong>which is the base, her upside looks promising</span> at the next level. She rebounded on both ends, did a good job defensively, and scored around the basket and off the dribble</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Stevens grabbed my attention last season, and her improvement shows she trusted the process and absorbed what was being taught to her <strong><em><a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/player/emily-stevens-2/">see evaluations here</a>,</em></strong> so being more aggressive on the boards and using her body to score in the paint, after contact, has shot up, as well as her defense inside and outside the paint. She's also more versatile at scoring off the dribble and dropping the short jumper</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Wyly falls into that<strong> "tweener" </strong>group of yesteryear, where players who were not at <strong>"the magic number" </strong>played as if they were. She uses her frame on both ends inside the paint; she understands positioning to outrebound taller players, and her midrange jumper looked good. She also did a good job defensively around the basket and made solid passes</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Karsten caught my eye last season, playing with <strong>WAR <em><a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2025/04/sunday-jv-division-standouts-part-1-shooting4dacure/">see evaluation here</a>,</em></strong> and I said she had some serious upside, so watching her<strong> BATTLE</strong>, as I play on words, was refreshing because it shows she has been working. She's moving more fluidly on both ends, her timing has gotten better, and so has her <strong>"hands and footwork" </strong></p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Walker is<strong> "long and athletic"</strong> which is still the base, and a shade under that magic number, but her intangibles looked pretty good as she sliced past defenders to score off the dribble; she also gave me the<strong> "catch and shoot"</strong> from outside. Her defense was solid, and she played the passing lane</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Keys gave me a great first look as he falls into that<strong> "long and athletic" </strong>group I love to profile<strong>,</strong> yet more importantly, so do many next-level coaches. Her <strong>"hands and footwork," </strong>coupled with the <strong>"drop step" </strong>got her some easy baskets, yet she also finished off the dribble well. Her rebounding and defense looked good, and she played the passing lane</p>
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I have been asking for non-errorous rosters for years, starting back in 2009 when I went solo away from Scout.com and Fullcourt.com, who were only interested in me writing about 4 and 5-star players. I had other ideas, to give a voice to the voiceless, and started my BLOG so when I say, #ThereIsNoMe and I'm a REAL EVALUATOR, the lack of comprehension for those who get upset would have me saying where that roman candle could land back in the day, yeah it's a 4th joke but peep this, my INDEPENDENCE has not changed because I am so smooth, but let's jump in to the article
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CLASS
2027
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5'8"
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PF/C
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2029
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6'5"
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C
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2028
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5'11"
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SF
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2027
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