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<p>Tomorrow, the latest edition of the Expo takes place in Appleton. Today, we will look at a handful of players for coaches to consider if they make the trip to the Champions Center. There will be plenty of talented kids in the 2027-29 classes, and I'd like to give some college coaches some players to see tomorrow morning and afternoon. That said, let's talk about some players who could stand out amongst the older kids at The Expo.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">The Kettle Moraine guard grew into her role last season and was one of the top guards in the Classic Eight last winter. The lefty is among the state's best set shooters and can knock down perimeter jumpers with regularity. I also thought she did an excellent job forcing the issue off the dribble and putting pressure on defenses, forcing them to rotate and help her teammates get open looks on the perimeter.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">The Fox Valley Lutheran guard plays at her own pace. I haven't seen a defense take her out of her rhythm, and I don't know how many people could make her uncomfortable with the ball in her hands. Peterson can get to her spots, score from all three levels, and create for herself and her teammates off the dribble. She makes everything look easy and can pragmatically pick a team apart when she's at her best.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">The Laconia guard is comfortable in either backcourt role. Redman has shown she can make plays with the ball in her hands as a lead guard, and has the skill set to complement ball-dominant players and space the floor. She's a solid perimeter shooter who can attack aggressive closeouts and get to her floater if there is a shot blocker in the paint. Local programs should take a look at her if they get the chance over the next year. I like the backcourt versatility she can provide at the next level.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">The Western Wisconsin native is a physical interior post player who can compete with anyone in the paint. Hendrickson is willing to initiate contact and set a tone around the rim. She can record a double-double in any game she plays and does the little things well. She will draw attention from coaches at the next level over the next year. I like what she can do around the rim, and she can step out and space the floor when needed.</p>
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Tomorrow, the latest edition of the Expo takes place in Appleton. Today, we will look at a handful of players for coaches to consider if they make the trip to the Champions Center. There will be plenty of talented kids in the 2027-29 classes, and I'd like to give some college coaches some players to see tomorrow morning and afternoon. That said, let's talk about some players who could stand out amongst the older kids at The Expo.
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5'7"
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2028
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5'9"
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CLASS
2029
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5'9"
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CLASS
2028
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6'0"
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