More Prospects You Haven't Heard About Yet

This article below focuses on a few different Iowa prospects you may not know yet, but could start hearing a lot more about as they grow and their confidence catches up with their ability over-time at the Varsity level. Each player has showed a boatload of promise up until this point in their career and they are just getting started.    Thanks for tuning in and enjoy!    P Venner is a rebounding and primary defender with above average court sense and an ability to attack the rim while on the offensive side of the ball. She is the type that would be considered a, "glue girl." It doesn't matter what it takes, Venner is going to keep the group together with her ability to communicate and adapt within a short amount of time, even when things happen to get sticky when their coverage might break down. She is going to be a solid piece for St. Albert over the next couple of years when she gets to the high school level so watch out.     I would be surprised if Brynn Schroeder of Central DeWitt wasn't a Day 1 starter on Varsity by the time she gets to the Varsity program in a couple of seasons. Schroeder is a prospect out of the 2031 Class and she already stands as a 6'0 Forward. She has been very accomplished over her time on the middle school floor and she is only going to get better with experience as she competes. When you have this mixture of size and skill at this young of an age, it sticks out to evaluator. This is someone that could be a Top 5-10 rated hooper out of her Class if she continues to work on her weakness over the next calendar year.     Besler is slow and surely building onto what she can do on both ends of the floor this AAU season with her Team Iowa AAU program. She is starting to really show that she can let it launch from deep at a higher rate than others around her, while being pretty accurate already. As an athlete, she moves to her spots with great timing, always beating her opponent to their spot and that also makes her really good at recovering into help defense if one of her fellow teammates gets beaten in one way or another. Besler still has two seasons until she will be at the High School level but when she gets there, she is sure to be someone to note, wherever she is at.     Akron-Westfield has some gamers in their younger Classes. One of those gamers out of their 2030 Class, who we will see this Winter is Katie Brown at the Guard position. Brown, the 5'4 PG/SG, is going to be a player that can step up to produce right away by getting others involved. She can set the tone for her team's pace of play and she can control the overall tempo of an outing when she has possession of the rock. This group at this point will have multiple guards who can compete and produce as starters so it'll be fun to see how they all work together over the next couple of seasons. If they play their cards right, it's going to be a lot of production and a lot of winning as a group!     There has been some household names the last few seasons for Cherokee High School. Another one that should come into play this next season or so for this group out of their 2030 Class is Zoey Nixon. Nixon comes in as a 5'4 CG. She is dedicated player to the game and she puts in good work in her off-time. The type of work that can take you places at the end of the day if she dreams big enough. To me this seems like a new player for this system, that can step in right away to make some plays on either side of the ball. She might not average 15+ for you right off the bat but she is going to listen and she is going to leave it all out on the floor.

This article below focuses on a few different Iowa prospects you may not know yet, but could start hearing a lot more about as they grow and their confidence catches up with their ability over-time at the Varsity level. Each player has showed a boatload of promise up until this point in their career and they are just getting started.