Keeping It Simple

In this piece we keep it as simple as we can when accessing a few prospects from around the state of Iowa. These individuals come to us from different high school Class levels and they all should stuff the stat sheets this Winter with their varsity programs as they attempt to compete for a State Title.   Thanks for tuning in and enjoy!    5'8, Scoring Guard, respectable handle going either way down the floor, can score in the half court with a set offense or in transition with space, possesses quick side-to-side movement to recover into space in the blink of an eye, with coordinated footwork and balance in whatever she is doing. [player_tooltip player_id='1091292' first='Kamryn' last='Fink'] took the state by storm last Winter during her Freshman year when she averaged over 20 PPG during the first half of their season. Since then, Fink has cooled down a little bit but don't get it twisted, she is going to put up some eye-opening number over the next three years within her conference. She is head and shoulder better than everyone she will have to face for the most past and that will be obvious before you know it. If it ins't already.     6'0, Forward, strong with a muscular frame, can finish on both blocks of the hoop offensively, can play efficiently through contact on both ends of the floor, while being a big and athletic individual who can screen anywhere on the court leading into a seal and roll to the bucket. IC - City High will be looking for production this Winter as they just graduated their top play-makers from years past. The Post play of [player_tooltip player_id='832209' first='Hattie' last='Galloway'] and [player_tooltip player_id='833956' first='Kaitlin' last='Loria'] will be vital to this group's success over the next two years at the varsity level. If they do what they can and their team's system works well enough to put them in favorable positions, literally, then they should stuff the stat sheet moving forward.     5'11, PG/CG, solid handle with the ability to create off the dribble, a smooth shooting stroke off the catch when letting it fly from distance, a smart head on her shoulder when it comes to the X's and O's, and a great teammate. These are just some of the things that [player_tooltip player_id='796969' first='Elly' last='Sieh'] does well out on the hardwood. She has been a big-game producer from three varsity seasons now and that will be the case once again this season for Gladbrook-Reinbeck.     6'1, Power Forward, who is a constant threat on both sides of the ball with her mixture of height and understanding of the game. Good balance, physicality, touch, coordination at the basket, with a Willingness to mix it up with anyone and everyone who might come into her area. [player_tooltip player_id='920260' first='Avyn' last='Heintz'] is one of the more dominant Forward's out of her conference at this time and she is only stepping into her Sophomore year. This is someone that will be Nevada High School's main source on both ends if used correctly. Her height should cause so many issues that even if she doesn't score or convert on attempts, others around her will.     5'11, SF/PF, lengthy and crafty from both the midrange and from near the post on either side of the hoop, can be her team's hub as a facilitator from the middle of the free throw line but seems much more comfortable catching closer to the hoop if possible. [player_tooltip player_id='1226077' first='Haylee' last='Flannery'] is a name we will hear about more and more as the high school season progresses on. Alburnett will have a few returners from a year ago and Flannery will look to lead that group in multiple statistic categories before the end of the year comes.

In this piece we keep it as simple as we can when accessing a few prospects from around the state of Iowa. These individuals come to us from different high school Class levels and they all should stuff the stat sheets this Winter with their varsity programs as they attempt to compete for a State Title.