July Heat Wave: More Nebraska Standouts

Many Nebraska standouts have kicked off the July period with standout play and a few more offers. We'll try to break them all down as the month moves along. All three national club programs are now in their final stretch competing in their respective national tournaments next weekend. ETG will play in Rock Hill, SC in the adidas 3SSB Championships; [program_tooltip program_id='712709' first='Nebraska' last='Attack'] will finish their UAA summer in Cincinnati and [program_tooltip program_id='715717' first='Nebraska' last='Supreme'] will compete in the Puma NXT Pro finals in Orlando, FL. Here are few players we have not highlighted this summer, who have had excellent summers for their respective programs.    After a stellar junior season at Elkhorn North, Bratt has kept things going this summer with the [program_tooltip program_id='712709' first='Nebraska' last='Attack'] 17U Rise team that has lost just one game in league play heading into the final weekend in Cincinnati. Bratt is a heady guard who could make an immediate impact at the small college level and has picked up offers from Morningside, Briar Cliff and Midland in the past month. Her length is also a plus at 5-11. For the Wolves last year she averaged right at 10 points per contest and 2.7 assists per game while shooting 31 percent from distance. She'll be a key piece to the Wolves puzzle as they move up to Class A this winter.     If there were conversations we wish we could have about the summer, the first one might be about Dolliver's recruitment. She holds an offer from Omaha and that's all, but there should be more for this player who is third in the NATION in both scoring and rebounding on the 3SSB circuit. Maybe someone can help us make it make sense. Dolliver has an elite motor, is an excellent defender. Moreover, she has the ability to score at all three levels (had a 28-point effort in league play last weekend) after averaging 19.8 points, 7.4 rebounds and 3.0 assists during her junior campaign. She shot 52 percent from the field as well. Her 16U team is also the third national seed in the 3SSB Tournament. Dolliver is a proven winner at all levels.     A rising junior, Redmond has had an excellent summer for [program_tooltip program_id='712709' first='Nebraska' last='Attack'] 16U UAA team that has earned her a Division I offer from Southeast Missouri State. Built much in the mold of teammate [player_tooltip player_id='893232' first='Harper' last='Bohaboj'], Redmond is a combo guard who thrives of being a solid defender. Her minutes for the state champion Badgers last year as a sophomore give you just an idea how deep Bennington's roster is as she put together 4.1 points per game while playing just 10 minutes per contest. While Redmond's role could increase this winter, the summer season is a perfect opportunity to get a look at her full game with Attack. Redmond is a firey competitor and a strong ball handler who can get to the basket using both hands.     The [program_tooltip program_id='715717' first='Nebraska' last='Supreme'] 15U team has had an excellent summer on the Puma circuit racking up an 11-1 record heading into their final tournament in Orlando. One reason has been combo guard [player_tooltip player_id='1833944' first='Hadley' last='Karnatz']. Karnatz had a standout freshman season for North Bend Central averaging 7.6 points and 2.2 assists per contest and shooting 38 percent from the field. Her solid play has carried over to the summer as well with Supreme as she was named to the All-Tournament team last weekend in Louisville at Run for the Roses. A true combo guard, Karnatz has good ball skills and is an improving shooter who will make a big impact over the next three years.

Many Nebraska standouts have kicked off the July period with standout play and a few more offers. We'll try to break them all down as the month moves along. All three national club programs are now in their final stretch competing in their respective national tournaments next weekend. ETG will play in Rock Hill, SC in the adidas 3SSB Championships; Nebraska Attack will finish their UAA summer in Cincinnati and Nebraska Supreme will compete in the Puma NXT Pro finals in Orlando, FL. Here are few players we have not highlighted this summer, who have had excellent summers for their respective programs.