A recent addition to our radar, Overman is also pretty new to the sport. While she may not have tons of high-level playing experience, the Maple Grove sophomore is showing plenty of promise already. Long, lanky, and athletic, Adelyn has all the physical tools needed for the next level and her overall skill development isn’t far behind. She’s able to elevate over opponents on her shot, has a keen sense of timing on offense, and is highly effective on the boards. While we may not see the 6’0 power forward in the Crimson’s varsity rotation this season, she’ll be a great addition down the line. Overman comes in at #110.

For someone who didn’t start playing basketball until the 7th grade, Overman is pretty far along in her skill development. Standing at 6’0 with a long frame and ample athleticism, she has plenty of the physical tools, too. All throughout Sunday’s event, Adelyn made a consistent impact through her efforts on the boards. Using her size and ability to elevate over opponents, the Maple Grove forward regularly crashed the glass, collected the rebound, and went back up for easy second-chance points. Coming from a high school program as big as the Crimson’s, it could be some time before we see Overman’s debut at the varsity level. Based on what we saw on Sunday that day might be sooner rather than later.