Best Returning Shooters for Class C2

Who are the best returning shooters from the loaded returning rosters of C2 High School Girls Basketball teams? Kennedy Settje | Clarkson/Leigh High School | 5’7 Junior Guard <span style="font-weight: 400;">Kennedy Settje is a junior from Clarkson/Leigh High School. This 5’7 skilled guard has proven that she is a knock-down three-point threat. As a sophomore, she averaged almost 10 points, and shot 32% from the three-point-line thanks to her smooth shot and quick-trigger shot. Her role will increase substantially this year as she steps into the position of being an upperclassman. Not only has she proven the ability the shoot the ball, she brings a work ethic and scrappiness that makes her an asset on both ends of the floor.</span> <span style="font-weight: 400;">Ashlyn Kingsbury | Ponca High School | 5’11 Sophomore Guard </span> <span style="font-weight: 400;">Ashlyn Kingsbury is a 5’11 sophomore from Ponca High School. As a freshman, she averaged over 11 points per game and made 41 three-pointers in just 27 games. Her length combined with her ability to get her shot off quickly makes her a matchup nightmare. Kingsbury has shown that she is too quick for most posts, but able to shoot over most guards. But it is not just scoring from the three that Kingsbury brings - she has the ability to pull-up in the mid-range, as well as use impressive body control to slide through the lane. </span> [player_tooltip player_id="174469" first="Rylie" last="Rice"] | Grand Island Central Catholic High School | 5’9 Junior Guard <span style="font-weight: 400;">[player_tooltip player_id="174469" first="Rylie" last="Rice"] is a junior from Grand Island Central Catholic High School. This 5’9 guard has the ability to shoot the three from about 4 feet beyond the three-point line. Rice has the unique ability to catch every pass in rhythm to shoot it. Her quick release combined with her impressive range make it almost impossible to keep her from getting her shot off. Her footwork both in shooting and when she puts the ball on the floor make her tough to stay in front of. Not only is Rice a shooter, but when she gets in the lane, her body control allows her to absorb contact and finish away from the defense. </span> [player_tooltip player_id="94517" first="Bailey" last="Kissinger"] | St. Cecilia High School | 5'8 Junior Guard <span style="font-weight: 400;">[player_tooltip player_id="94517" first="Bailey" last="Kissinger"] is a junior from St. Cecilia High School. This 5'8 left-handed shooting guard has been a contributor since her freshman year. She is ideal to have on the floor because she does a little bit of everything, but her ability to shoot and put the ball on the floor makes her a tough matchup. As a sophomore, she mad 28 three-pointers in 27 games, and you can bet that as she steps into the upper-classman role this year, that number is only going to increase. </span> Kaley Einrem | Crofton High School | 5’6 Junior Guard <span style="font-weight: 400;">Kaley Einrem is a junior from Crofton High School. This 5’6 guard is often known for her scrappy defense. However, on the other end of the floor, this lefty is a consistent three-point threat. Einrem has a quick release and has proven to be particularly effective on kick-out and swing-pass threes. The ball movement of the Crofton offense has given her opportunities to perfect the art of shooting within the flow of an offense. </span> <span style="font-weight: 400;">  </span>