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<p>Several frontcourt players worth keeping an eye on, with a mix of size, physicality and different skill sets in the paint. From players who can take over on the boards to those who bring an interior scoring presence or make their biggest impact defensively, this group has plenty of potential to make its mark. As these players continue to develop and take on bigger roles for their teams, their ability to control the paint and contribute on both ends of the floor will be something to watch.</p>
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<p>Rosebella Onyango has continued to show why she is a name to watch in the 2027 class, bringing a strong combination of size, rebounding and interior production to Little Rock Central. At 6'2”, she has the ability to make her presence felt around the basket, and her numbers on the glass have been especially impressive. Onyango recorded 22 points and 16 rebounds against Conway in what Prep Girls Hoops described as potentially her best conference performance of the year. She also pulled down 18 rebounds against North Little Rock and added 15 rebounds, nine points and three blocks against Jonesboro. Her impact isn't limited to rebounding, either. Onyango has shown she can protect the rim, disrupt opposing offenses and contribute as a scorer when her team needs it. She has also demonstrated the ability to put together bigger offensive performances, including a 21-point outing against Fayetteville. With her combination of interior scoring, rebounding and defensive production, Onyango has several ways to influence the game without needing to rely on one particular part of her skill set.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Madeline Rohlman brings an intriguing combination of size, physicality and offensive versatility to the frontcourt. At 6'1”, she has the ability to establish position in the post and use her back-to-the-basket game to create scoring opportunities against individual defenders. Rohlman is comfortable attacking one-on-one in the paint, but she can also put the ball on the floor and attack off the dribble, giving defenders another element to account for. Her ability to finish difficult shots off the glass adds to her effectiveness around the basket, particularly when she has to work through contact or score in traffic. Rohlman has also shown that she can contribute in other areas, recording 13 points, 11 rebounds and two blocks against Wonderview. That performance highlighted her ability to impact the game on both ends of the floor, as she contributed offensively while also making her presence felt on the boards and defensively. As she continues developing her game, her combination of post scoring, rebounding and shot-blocking gives her a solid foundation to build on.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Libby Counts brings a physical presence to the frontcourt and has the potential to make an impact in several different areas. Listed as a 6'1” forward/center, she has the size and strength to compete around the basket, where she can use her frame to create scoring opportunities and finish through contact. Counts' interior game gives her a way to contribute offensively without needing to consistently score from the perimeter, and her willingness to battle for rebounds can help generate additional possessions for her team. She also offers more than just scoring and rebounding, as she has shown the ability to make plays for teammates rather than forcing difficult shots when the defense collapses. Defensively, her size gives her the potential to challenge shots and help protect the paint against opposing forwards and centers. Her ability to play different frontcourt roles could also give Maumelle Charter some flexibility with its lineups. For Counts, continuing to develop her consistency around the basket and making the most of her physical tools will be important as she works to establish herself among the state's 2027 frontcourt players.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Ziyah Green is an all-state selection who brings a defensive-minded approach to the frontcourt and has shown she can contribute even when she isn't putting up big scoring numbers. The 6'1” Barton standout averaged 5.4 points, 6.2 rebounds and 1.8 steals per game last season, with her production on the defensive end standing out as an important part of her overall game. Her rebounding numbers show an ability to stay involved around the basket, while her steals suggest she can also create opportunities by disrupting opposing players and getting into passing lanes. Green's defensive impact gives her a way to influence the game beyond scoring, which is an important quality for a frontcourt player. She can help her team by competing for possessions, putting pressure on the opposition and contributing to stops that lead to transition opportunities. While her scoring average leaves room for growth offensively, her existing production in rebounding and steals gives her a foundation to build on. As she continues developing, becoming more consistent as a scorer could make her an even more well-rounded contributor for Barton.</p>
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Several frontcourt players worth keeping an eye on, with a mix of size, physicality and different skill sets in the paint. From players who can take over on the boards to those who bring an interior scoring presence or make their biggest impact defensively, this group has plenty of potential to make its mark. As these players continue to develop and take on bigger roles for their teams, their ability to control the paint and contribute on both ends of the floor will be something to watch.
Rosebella Onyango has continued to show why she is a name to watch in the 2027 class, bringing a strong combination of size, rebounding and interior production to Little Rock Central. At 6’2”, she has the ability to make her presence felt around the basket, and her numbers on the glass have been especially impressive. Onyango recorded 22 points and 16 rebounds against Conway in what Prep Girls Hoops described as potentially her best conference performance of the year. She also pulled down 18 rebounds against North Little Rock and added 15 rebounds, nine points and three blocks against Jonesboro. Her impact isn’t limited to rebounding, either. Onyango has shown she can protect the rim, disrupt opposing offenses and contribute as a scorer when her team needs it. She has also demonstrated the ability to put together bigger offensive performances, including a 21-point outing against Fayetteville. With her combination of interior scoring, rebounding and defensive production, Onyango has several ways to influence the game without needing to rely on one particular part of her skill set.
Rosebella Onyango has continued to show why she is a name to watch in the 2027 class, bringing a strong combination of size, rebounding and interior production to Little Rock Central. At 6'2”, she has the ability to make her presence felt around the basket, and her numbers on the glass have been especially impressive. Onyango recorded 22 points and 16 rebounds against Conway in what Prep Girls Hoops described as potentially her best conference performance of the year. She also pulled down 18 rebounds against North Little Rock and added 15 rebounds, nine points and three blocks against Jonesboro. Her impact isn't limited to rebounding, either. Onyango has shown she can protect the rim, disrupt opposing offenses and contribute as a scorer when her team needs it. She has also demonstrated the ability to put together bigger offensive performances, including a 21-point outing against Fayetteville. With her combination of interior scoring, rebounding and defensive production, Onyango has several ways to influence the game without needing to rely on one particular part of her skill set.
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Madeline Rohlman brings an intriguing combination of size, physicality and offensive versatility to the frontcourt. At 6'1”, she has the ability to establish position in the post and use her back-to-the-basket game to create scoring opportunities against individual defenders. Rohlman is comfortable attacking one-on-one in the paint, but she can also put the ball on the floor and attack off the dribble, giving defenders another element to account for. Her ability to finish difficult shots off the glass adds to her effectiveness around the basket, particularly when she has to work through contact or score in traffic. Rohlman has also shown that she can contribute in other areas, recording 13 points, 11 rebounds and two blocks against Wonderview. That performance highlighted her ability to impact the game on both ends of the floor, as she contributed offensively while also making her presence felt on the boards and defensively. As she continues developing her game, her combination of post scoring, rebounding and shot-blocking gives her a solid foundation to build on.
Libby Counts brings a physical presence to the frontcourt and has the potential to make an impact in several different areas. Listed as a 6’1” forward/center, she has the size and strength to compete around the basket, where she can use her frame to create scoring opportunities and finish through contact. Counts’ interior game gives her a way to contribute offensively without needing to consistently score from the perimeter, and her willingness to battle for rebounds can help generate additional possessions for her team. She also offers more than just scoring and rebounding, as she has shown the ability to make plays for teammates rather than forcing difficult shots when the defense collapses. Defensively, her size gives her the potential to challenge shots and help protect the paint against opposing forwards and centers. Her ability to play different frontcourt roles could also give Maumelle Charter some flexibility with its lineups. For Counts, continuing to develop her consistency around the basket and making the most of her physical tools will be important as she works to establish herself among the state’s 2027 frontcourt players.
Libby Counts brings a physical presence to the frontcourt and has the potential to make an impact in several different areas. Listed as a 6'1” forward/center, she has the size and strength to compete around the basket, where she can use her frame to create scoring opportunities and finish through contact. Counts' interior game gives her a way to contribute offensively without needing to consistently score from the perimeter, and her willingness to battle for rebounds can help generate additional possessions for her team. She also offers more than just scoring and rebounding, as she has shown the ability to make plays for teammates rather than forcing difficult shots when the defense collapses. Defensively, her size gives her the potential to challenge shots and help protect the paint against opposing forwards and centers. Her ability to play different frontcourt roles could also give Maumelle Charter some flexibility with its lineups. For Counts, continuing to develop her consistency around the basket and making the most of her physical tools will be important as she works to establish herself among the state's 2027 frontcourt players.
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Ziyah Green is an all-state selection who brings a defensive-minded approach to the frontcourt and has shown she can contribute even when she isn't putting up big scoring numbers. The 6'1” Barton standout averaged 5.4 points, 6.2 rebounds and 1.8 steals per game last season, with her production on the defensive end standing out as an important part of her overall game. Her rebounding numbers show an ability to stay involved around the basket, while her steals suggest she can also create opportunities by disrupting opposing players and getting into passing lanes. Green's defensive impact gives her a way to influence the game beyond scoring, which is an important quality for a frontcourt player. She can help her team by competing for possessions, putting pressure on the opposition and contributing to stops that lead to transition opportunities. While her scoring average leaves room for growth offensively, her existing production in rebounding and steals gives her a foundation to build on. As she continues developing, becoming more consistent as a scorer could make her an even more well-rounded contributor for Barton.
