Quietly, The Delavan-Darien wing has put together an excellent resume as a Comet. She’s been a Player of the Year caliber kid the past few seasons in the Rock Valley and has been among the top scorers in the state since the Comets moved out of the Southern Lakes. The 5’10 wing has scored with volume the past few seasons, even having some of the highest single-game tallies in the past season and a half. Stallings is a multi-sport athlete who’s excelled on the track and made the state meet this past Spring. Stallings will play basketball and run track at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside at the NCAA D2 level in the GLIAC.

Quietly, Stallings has become one of the most explosive scorers in Wisconsin. She nearly had 50 in a game for Delavan-Darien last season, which is impressive no matter who it comes against. Stallings has a silky-smooth jumper she can get off the dribble or catch. The part that excites me about her is her overall athleticism. Stallings went to the state track meet in multiple events and has that explosion when she pushes the ball in transition or uses her first step to get by her initial defender.

If I said there was a 5-10 guard that efficiently scored 20 points per game while shooting 40% from the three-point line, it’d get your attention. If you agree with that statement, you’re at the point I was when I first learned about Stallings towards the end of the high school season. Stallings had five games at or over 30 points, with a 48-spot on the road against Clinton. That level of production is unheard of from players who don’t have the level of notoriety of some of the other leading scorers in the state, and I don’t believe she plays club basketball in the summer. Stallings may be the diamond in the rough in 2025.