The Oostburg guard/wing has done a little of everything in her time with the Lady Dutch. Ketterhagen has played on ball, off ball, in the post, as a screener, and as a pick-and-roll ball handler. She has found ways to be effective in every role she has been asked to play and has helped her team excel during her time at the high school. Ketterhagen has also helped her team win a Division 3 State Championship in 2025 and has her team in line to potentially go back-to-back in Division 3. Ady and her twin sister, Riley, will continue their playing career together in the Horizon League at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay.

After suffering a knee injury over the summer that kept her out for a while, Kettterhagen has returned better than ever in her junior season, and they’ve needed her at her best. The junior has been the most productive version of herself, and it’s been crucial for the Lady Dutch, considering her sisters Riley and Kinsley have both missed time with injuries. She’s attacked the basket more than she has in the past and done well finishing through traffic. Ady and her twin sister Riley will continue their careers at UW-Green Bay in the Horizon League.