You just read about her in the Green preview, but Abbie looks to close out an incredible career. She is close to 2,000 points, is a threat both inside the paint and on the perimeter. Can knock down the three or make the tough pass. Her numbers puts her in the upper echelon in Ohio, now her consideration for the Ms. Basketball award is very appropriate.

Currently ranked as a top 10 senior in Ohio, Abbie is headed to Marshall after her time at Green concludes. Abbie has nearly 1,800 career points but she does so much more. Handles the ball well, her ability to play the perimeter will be her future as she has a very solid inside/out game. Working every day to improve and prepare herself for the next level. Can run the break and push tempo. Can score at will but for her it is about getting 100% healthy and keep working on her perimeter game.

She will be back from shoulder surgery, and all indications are she’s strong and ready to go. Started working hard in preparation of the start of practice, and her commitment to Marshall is going to be a big plus for her this season. Strong physical frame that can handle that kind of play, soft touch for mid range and great on the boards.

She’s won everything in her region of Ohio and she’s only a junior. To get her team through the district championships, she dropped 46 to lead the way. Explosive offensive player who can play physical and mix it up in that style of game. Soft touch on the perimeter, strong rebounder, headed to Marshall! Abbie earns the Ohio D7 co-Player of the Year.

Abbie is a junior who has committed to Marshall, she has an outstanding strong physical frame, which not only allows her to score at the rim against contact, she also has good range from the perimeter, can put the ball on the floor with good footwork, finish mid range and she does a great job on the boards. As a sophomore she led Ohio in scoring and now as a junior, she’s averaging over 25 per game.

Her team is off to a great start with only one loss, and Abbie’s game continues to dominate in her region. She’s not shy to put the rock up, has good range, excellent moves and footwork in the paint and she’s averaging a double double. She’s heading to Marshall and she is in consideration for this award.

Strong and physical kid who has verballed to Marshall. Strong hands, able to maneuver her way into the paint and score at the rim. Also showed the ability to hurt you from the free throw line as she can play through the physical play and get chances at the line. Keeps getting better.

The future Marshall University forward has such a high ceiling!  Knapp is used to being double and sometimes triple teamed- but it doesn’t phase her.  Abbie keeps the ball high, and protects it!  She is heating it up from deep!  A complete package baller that is a major headache from multiple positions!  Unstoppable force!

Abbie brought a different style of play to The Roses that coaches aren’t used to seeing. It’s no secret Abbie can score many ways with a ball in her hand but what stood out this weekend was her ability to create scoring opportunities for her teammates. She also showed she can defend both inside and out, played extremely physical and was able to create steals which led to assists in many possessions. Abbie showed she’s not just one dimensional.

She possesses powerful hands which allows her to take care of the ball, can control the boards with solid defense and rebounding, and is a big-time scorer at the rim. She has a solid foundation, and a skill set that indicates she is getting better and improving her game. When she grabs a rebound, she takes off down the floor and looks up at her open teammates for fastbreak points. Very strong with the ball when she’s under pressure and finds ways to get to the rim. Knapp will be moving up to number 9 in the rankings.