Abby Berger is a 6'5" Center/Power Forward in the 2028 class.
Berger attends Parish Episcopal in Texas and plays club basketball for Mavs Elite 17u GUAA.
Berger's Player Profile was created on April 10, 2024.
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Abby
BergerC/PF
Class
2028
Height
6'5"
HS
Parish Episcopal
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TX
Catching Up With Star Power LIVE-Heart Of Texas
Berger gave me several flashbacks from yesteryear, see evaluations here and again, live is always better because I...
Written by Simmie Colson
Abby
BergerC/PF
Class
2028
Height
6'5"
HS
Parish Episcopal
|
TX
2028 Players Rising into Top 40- pt 2
Berger keeps turning corners and seeing her move more fluidly inside the paint to score around the basket...
Written by Simmie Colson
Abby
BergerC/PF
Class
2028
Height
6'5"
HS
Parish Episcopal
|
TX
2028 Updated Rankings- Climbing On Up
Berger is 6’4, and watching her become more powerful inside the paint, on both ends, has been a...
Written by Simmie Colson
Abby
BergerC/PF
Class
2028
Height
6'5"
HS
Parish Episcopal
|
TX
2028 Stock Risers: Top 30
#30 up from #32 Berger has moved back into the Top 30 after dealing with a minor injury,...
Written by Simmie Colson
Abby
BergerC/PF
Class
2028
Height
6'5"
HS
Parish Episcopal
|
TX
Freshman Fab 40: Meet 21-30
#29-Berger has a college ready body and stands at 6’4 so need I say more? The number beside...
Written by Simmie Colson
Abby
BergerC/PF
Class
2028
Height
6'5"
HS
Parish Episcopal
|
TX
PGH Freshman Showcase Review: Teams 1 & 8 #pghfreshmantx
Berger gave me a glimpse of what was coming during the “Inside The Paint Standouts” during the “3...
Written by Simmie Colson
Abby
BergerC/PF
Class
2028
Height
6'5"
HS
Parish Episcopal
|
TX
3 on 3 “Inside The Paint Standouts” #pghfreshmantx
Berger gave me a great first look and her college-ready frame and height immediately grabbed my attention. Speaking...
Written by Simmie Colson
Simmie Colson | Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Simmie Colson
Prep Girls Hoops Lead Scout
Berger gave me several flashbacks from yesteryear, see evaluations here and again, live is always better because I can see everything, so her strength and power, coupled with her height, which is an inch taller, put together a solid package as she rebounded on both ends, got the outlet going, and also showed nice lateral movement to defend. She faced the basket to score and showed solid “hands and footwork” to finish as well
Berger keeps turning corners and seeing her move more fluidly inside the paint to score around the basket as well as defend, which is one thing, but watching her guard her man on the outside speaks volumes. She has a solid skillset and is overpowering defenders, yet her rebounding and timing have also gotten better see evaluations here
Berger is 6’4, and watching her become more powerful inside the paint, on both ends, has been a treat for me, yet her improved skillset, especially her “hands and footwork” along with lateral movement on defense, yet she also still has upside, which is scary see evalaution here
#30 up from #32 Berger has moved back into the Top 30 after dealing with a minor injury, yet I’m expecting big things this season, not because she’s 6’4, with good “hands and footwork” to finish, and not that she does a good job rebounding, on both ends, and running the floor yet because she WANTS IT see evaluations here
#29-Berger has a college ready body and stands at 6’4 so need I say more? The number beside her name will change numerous times, I just know things and what she showed me off the top during the “3 on 3” at the PGH Freshman Showcase. She has the potential to control a agme from either end see evalaution here
Berger gave me a glimpse of what was coming during the “Inside The Paint Standouts” during the “3 on 3” games, see evaluation here but I love her UPSIDE because she’s athletic and does everything fluidly. She has a college-ready frame, stands above “the magic number” which is 6’0 and she showed she could defend outside the paint. Peep this, her “hands and footwork” are going to create some major problems for defenders
Berger gave me a great first look and her college-ready frame and height immediately grabbed my attention. Speaking of grabbing, she controlled the boards and scored around the basket. Her interior defense, as well as timing to block shots, was also impressive