Ohman, 5-8 from Menomonie, is another Eau Claire area talent that is turning heads. An Honorable Mention All-State selection, as a junior, Ohman finished 13th in the state in scoring with 490 total points averaging 19.6 points to go with 8.3 rpg, 4.3 apg, and 3.2 spg.

Ohman has been excellent over the past 12 months. She has been a physical and athletic guard who can power her way to the basket and finish around the rim. She has also developed a consistent perimeter game and had her best shooting season in her time at Menomonie. She could be a player who garners significant interest throughout July.

I’ve discussed how much I’ve liked Ohman’s development in the past year. She is a rare combination of athleticism and physicality that you don’t often find in guards, and she knows how to use those tools. She plays hard on both ends of the floor and can power through contact when getting downhill. I also liked how much more comfortable and confident she got on the perimeter, and she was a legitimate threat to create her shot from beyond the perimeter. Ohman will also dig in and rebound, and use her strength to keep her defensive assignment in front of her.

The Menomonie native has had a breakout year stretching back to this past grassroots season. She is a physical athletic guard who can get to her spots with the ball in her hands and has shown she can play on the ball when needed. She is a well-rounded kid who can do a little of everything and help her team win on the margins. She is a player who could surprise people once she gets to the next level.

The Mustang was a player who seemed to find her groove late in the grassroots season last summer, and she’s kept that momentum throughout the high school season. Ohman is an athletic guard who can play on or off the ball and be effective, and she’s shown that she can handle a high-use role. From what it sounded like, she played well again in Hamilton this weekend. She is a player who could surprise coaches this spring and summer.