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<p>Yesterday, we looked at some of the talented 17U prospects along with some under-the-radar talent to see this coming weekend in Appleton, and tonight we'll look at some of the talented kids who will likely thrive this weekend. There are a handful of players who have the tools to be some of the standout performers this weekend, and let's talk about a handful of them.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">I felt Padrmic worked her way through a high school season alongside experienced, solid upperclassmen. She was a very different player from when I first saw her at the second iteration of the Kettle Moraine Thanksgiving event, and from when I saw her play against Mukwonago late in the season. She's a rangey wing who can do a little of everything and has the physical tools to impact the game on both ends of the floor.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">The Brillion native was a player who did it all at the high school level this season and helped her Lions team get the most out of what they had. Schuman is a player who can create with the ball and be the focal point of an offense at the high school level. I thought she had her moments down in Texas at the first 3SSB stop in Bryan, and I think she has plenty of room to add to what she does on both ends.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">I have always felt like there was another level to Fields' game, and probably always will. The Madison native is a skilled lead guard who can do a little of everything at the point of attack. However, I love her approach to every game and how she never seems to be distracted by anything happening around her. There is a poise to her game that few guards ever have, and that's her personality as a whole. She's a player whom her teammates have trusted with the ball. She's earned that around multiple scholarship-level talents in high school and in grassroots ball, which says a lot about her. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Macy is a mixture of her older sisters. She has the physicality and edge that Lexi brought to the frontcourt in the brief time I saw her play, and can create in her own way, which is more like Taylor, even though she's among the best creators I've seen. Macy is a kid who has bought into playing winning basketball, whatever that means in a given game. She can defend multiple positions and can make plays off the dribble. She can do anything a coach may ask of her.</p>
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Yesterday, we looked at some of the talented 17U prospects along with some under-the-radar talent to see this coming weekend in Appleton, and tonight we'll look at some of the talented kids who will likely thrive this weekend. There are a handful of players who have the tools to be some of the standout performers this weekend, and let's talk about a handful of them.
I felt Padrmic worked her way through a high school season alongside experienced, solid upperclassmen. She was a very different player from when I first saw her at the second iteration of the Kettle Moraine Thanksgiving event, and from when I saw her play against Mukwonago late in the season. She's a rangey wing who can do a little of everything and has the physical tools to impact the game on both ends of the floor.
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The Brillion native was a player who did it all at the high school level this season and helped her Lions team get the most out of what they had. Schuman is a player who can create with the ball and be the focal point of an offense at the high school level. I thought she had her moments down in Texas at the first 3SSB stop in Bryan, and I think she has plenty of room to add to what she does on both ends.
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I have always felt like there was another level to Fields' game, and probably always will. The Madison native is a skilled lead guard who can do a little of everything at the point of attack. However, I love her…
Macy is a mixture of her older sisters. She has the physicality and edge that Lexi brought to the frontcourt in the brief time I saw her play, and can create in her own way, which is more like Taylor, even though she's among the best creators I've seen. Macy is a kid who has bought into playing winning basketball, whatever that means in a given game. She can defend multiple positions and can make plays off the dribble. She can do anything a coach may ask of her.
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