Preseason Third-Team All-State

Prep Girls Hoops Kansas Scouting Report

Greg Patuto

December 28, 2020 @ 04:10 PM

The final piece from our all-state selection series comes in the form of the preseason third-team players. There are a total of 15 players named all-state at the end of each season. These five players were able to make the list and set themselves apart as some of the top prospects in the state. [player_tooltip player_id="134618" first="Zanai" last="Jones"] (2021) | Hudson Catholic Jones proved to be a true star sheet filler during her junior year. She logged an abundance of assists and rebounds along with leading Hudson Catholic in scoring. Coming into the season, opposing teams will have to game plan against Jones if they want to take down Hudson Catholic. [player_tooltip player_id="155550" first="Rachel" last="Capua"] (2021) | Jackson Memorial Capua will be the focal point of the offense this season with [player_tooltip player_id="134585" first="Kristina" last="Donza"] moving on. Capua was still able to score over 500 points as a junior. She will outdo herself this season scoring the ball and knocking down shots from deep. [player_tooltip player_id="155468" first="Brooke" last="Hollawell"] (2022) | Manasquan Hollawell is one of the most underrated players in New Jersey. She is part of a core in the Class of 2022 for Manasquan. Hollawell can fill it up offensively and guard the opposing team’s best player. She is a true talent who will become a Division I guard. [player_tooltip player_id="134615" first="Colleen" last="McQuillen"] (2021) | Cresskill McQuillen led the state in scoring last season with 737 points. She was able to knock down 65 three’s and get to the free throw line for 120 easy points. McQuillen will get her recognition at the end of the season because of her incredible ability to score the ball at will. Caileigh Walsh (2021) | Gill St. Bernard’s There are certain forwards with great size that can play the game like a guard. Walsh is one of those players. She has a smooth looking shot from midrange and can dominate on the post. Gill St. Bernard’s can also put the ball in Walsh’s hands at big moments of the game and get a big play.