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<h3 class="wp-block-heading">No matter the reason, players sometimes find themselves playing for multiple schools throughout their high school careers, and the biggest thing as a young player is finding your fit without stepping on anyone's feet when coming in. The players below are some I believe have enough talent to fit into their new programs seamlessly, find their role, and make an impact the moment the season starts</h3>
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<p class="text-gray-700"><em>Every program needs a perimeter threat… and a player who doesn't need the ball in their hands to pressure a defense… and that's exactly what Bruno brings to the table. She is a lights-out shooter with high confidence and doesn't shy away from it. However, she's also a high-IQ player who knows when to make the right decision or pass up a shot for a better one. Her high school program is stacked with talent, and she's a name that will also be circled on a scouting report. </em></p>
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<p class="text-gray-700"><em>DePaul College Prep has put themselves in contention for being one of the top programs in the state, and thought they lost some key players due to graduation. Gaby can fill a major void and will play a major role in keeping this success going. Personally, I believe each position and role she's played over the past couple of years has put her in a position to lead this program on both sides of the ball, but definitely the offensive side. She can score in iso when the possession needs it, but she is also a strong enough shooter to come off pin downs and flares and knock down open and contested shots. Looking forward to seeing how she dominates in her senior season. </em></p>
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<p class="text-gray-700"><em>If you're building a team, you always need a versatile player with length who can play both inside and out, and Avery brings that to Benet. She's a wing with guard like skills, but also the muscle and length to play the post if needed. With a program that likes to play fast and up and down. Avery can show her mobility if she's slotted in that post position, plus some ball screen action that could open up pick and pop options and easy finishes. She fits the program perfectly in my opinion. </em></p>
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<p class="text-gray-700"><em>Harper has so much potential, and I don't think we've seen everything she can do as a talent. Visually, she has all the tools for a high tier wing, and I believe Trinity staff will take her to another level and bring that out. Right now, most of her impact comes on defense and from beyond the arc when she's open. If she can improve her ability to score off her own creation, or create more off ball movement for easier buckets, we could really see her recruiting take another step. </em></p>
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<p class="text-gray-700"><em>Dulinksy is one of the more talented wing players in this class, and a bulk of her impact comes from her isolation skill set. She can get to her spots on her own, but has developed the skill to be just as aggressive, if not more, within the flow of a system. She'll be suiting up for Nequa Valley this year and will be an immediate focal point from game 1. The roster is made up of interchangeable players, but she will be a key piece of any success. </em></p>
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No matter the reason, players sometimes find themselves playing for multiple schools throughout their high school careers, and the biggest thing as a young player is finding your fit without stepping on anyone's feet when coming in. The players below are some I believe have enough talent to fit into their new programs seamlessly, find their role, and make an impact the moment the season starts
Every program needs a perimeter threat… and a player who doesn't need the ball in their hands to pressure a defense… and that's exactly what Bruno brings to the table. She is a lights-out shooter with high confidence and doesn't shy away from it. However, she's also a high-IQ player who knows when to make the right decision or pass up a shot for a better one. Her high school program is stacked with talent, and she's a name that will also be circled on a scouting report.
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DePaul College Prep has put themselves in contention for being one of the top programs in the state, and thought they lost some key players due to graduation. Gaby can fill a major void and will play a major role…
If you're building a team, you always need a versatile player with length who can play both inside and out, and Avery brings that to Benet. She's a wing with guard like skills, but also the muscle and length to play the post if needed. With a program that likes to play fast and up and down. Avery can show her mobility if she's slotted in that post position, plus some ball screen action that could open up pick and pop options and easy finishes. She fits the program perfectly in my opinion.
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Harper has so much potential, and I don't think we've seen everything she can do as a talent. Visually, she has all the tools for a high tier wing, and I believe Trinity staff will take her to another level and bring that out. Right now, most of her impact comes on defense and from beyond the arc when she's open. If she can improve her ability to score off her own creation, or create more off ball movement for easier buckets, we could really see her recruiting take another step.
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Dulinksy is one of the more talented wing players in this class, and a bulk of her impact comes from her isolation skill set. She can get to her spots on her own, but has developed the skill to be just as aggressive, if not more, within the flow of a system. She'll be suiting up for Nequa Valley this year and will be an immediate focal point from game 1. The roster is made up of interchangeable players, but she will be a key piece of any success.
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