Class Of 2030 Players You Should Know

I've become a familiar face around the basketball scene over the past few years, evaluating some of the most talented hoopers. One thing is clear the Class of 2030 is loaded with talent. This is Part 1 of 5 featuring players you need to know from what could become a historic class.    After watching Sanders at a tournament before the AAU season, I saw a dominant scoring guard with a full arsenal of counters to create her own shot. During one game I attended, Sanders put her three level scoring ability on display by going on a personal 12-0 run in less than two minutes. She also showed she can be a lockdown defender who embraces the challenge of guarding the other team's best player. The Class of 2030 standout will be attending Edgewood, and I'm excited to see what the future holds for her there     The Kimberly talent may be the most physical guard in the class of 2030. After watching her a short time ago, it became clear why she's so highly talked about. The way she attacks the rim and absorbs contact for and one finishes is impressive. Fulcer takes advantage of mismatches and finds her spots on the floor. Her patience and feel for the game sets her apart, she allows the action to come to her and plays with a high level of maturity.     So far Milesko has been playing up in the 15U division for the [program_tooltip program_id='713045' first='Wisconsin' last='Lakers'] and has looked strong throughout the first half of the AAU season. The 2030 guard has shown she is more than capable of competing at a high level. Her speed and athleticism immediately stand out on film, but what impressed me most was her competitiveness and toughness. She doesn't take plays off and consistently applies pressure as an on ball defender. When she gets into the lane she can score in a variety of ways.     Yarco is an absolute baller and ther type of player every coach wants on their team. A true three level scorer, she recently impressed me at the Champion Center in Appleton while suiting up for [program_tooltip program_id='713332' first='Team' last='Wisconsin']. She plays the game with a relentless motor and a drive to win that can feel unmatched at times. The ultimate hustle player, Yarco had multiple blocks on defense and constantly impacted the game in transition. Her speed, energy, and decision making in the open court makes her a problem for opposing teams.     In my opinion, Langebartels can do just about everything on the court. Standing around 6'2" , she sees the floor extremely well and understands how to attack defenses. Once she gets going, she can be very difficult to stop both inside and out. It took only a few minutes into the first game I ever watched her play for me to realize she was one of the best shooters in the gym. Langebartels buried deep threes with confidence and consistency. Competing the summer with a loaded Chapman squad, she's definitely a player I'm excited to continue to watch.

I've become a familiar face around the basketball scene over the past few years, evaluating some of the most talented hoopers. One thing is clear the Class of 2030 is loaded with talent. This is Part 1 of 5 featuring players you need to know from what could become a historic class.