To see that Adalyn Snowgren comes it at 5’6 and she led her team in RPG last season as a Freshman will always intrigue me. If you want to be a good rebounder, all you have to do is be willing. You need to be willing to mix it up with people who might be bigger or stronger than you. Snowgren does that at a high level. She also can score the rock at a thorough rate – which only adds on to her overall ability as a competitor. College coaches around the Midwest should keep an eye on this one. She plays a smaller brand of competition during the high school season but he results have spoken for themselves so far. We will just need to see what she can do in the near future to add to that.

Van Buren County held their own last season posting an overall 15-8 record of their season as a whole with some convincing wins at both home and on the road. They’re real difference maker for the group, who I’m sure will be back with even better numbers this Winter. was Freshman Guard – Adalyn Snowgren. Snowgren led the team in PPG with over 13 on over 45% shooting from the field. She isn’t the tallest hooper but she also led the team in RPG, demonstrating that she isn’t afraid to get in the middle and mix it up with anyone that might be waiting. If she wants it, there isn’t much that could stand in her way that is going to stop her. We saw that throughout the Winter and we saw it this Spring/Summer on the road as well for AAU ball. Snowgren showed off her able shooting stroke, her quick decision making, and that she can be a piece of something bigger than herself if she keeps working at it. She just needs to stay in love with the process and this game could take her to some cool places at the end of the day.