The top-post player in the 2026 class has missed some time this season, but her talent is undeniable. She’s a 6’3 kid who can put the ball in the basket from anywhere on the floor and has an edge to her game. She wants to compete, and we may not see the best of her until she gets to the next level. Once she plays with guards who can get her the ball consistently, she’ll be a more productive version of herself.

The 6’3 post from Mukwonago is among the best post-players I’ve seen in Wisconsin. She has the size and physicality to control a game around the basket on both ends of the floor. Chilicki can finish around the basket with both hands and is comfortable scoring over either shoulder. However, Chilicki has enough touch to be a pick-and-pop threat to space the floor. She’s as versatile of a post as you’ll find.

The Mukwonago product came out of nowhere last season after spending her first year in high school at the JV level. She played at a high level over the summer last year and continued to show promise at Mukwonago. The 6’3 post plays with a solid motor and can space the floor if her coach wants to get into a pick-and-pop. She can finish with both hands around the basket and plays with force. Chilicki is one of the more promising post-players I’ve seen in Wisconsin.