The DeForest forward was part of a Norski team that got better over the year and even won a Regional Title. Over her first and second seasons, Accuardi became more fundamentally sound. She was a kid who became indispensable for DeForest. Her length is something coaches will love, and she’s a fluid athlete who can move her feet. There are plenty of tools to work with in her game, and she’s a 2027 playing 17U this summer. Accuardi will make plays on the ball around the basket that will catch some coaches’ eyes because her length and athleticism will jump out at you.

Alexis Accuardi Alexis Accuardi 6'0" | PF DeForest | 2027 State WI is a seriously impressive sophomore. She dominates the middle and low blocks by reading the defense, finding open spaces, and moving off-the -ball when her teammates drive toward the basket. She has a nice shot and she is consistent and reliable from mid-range. She also has excellent hands, can catch the ball in traffic, and is incredibly patient when handling the ball. Accuardi has good court vision and delivers precise passes from the high post. Standing at 6’1″, she has active feet and moves quickly on defense which causes issues for opponents, especially with her long wingspan. She is active on both ends of the floor and it shows in her stats. Accuardi averages 10.1 points per game with an impressive field goal shooting percentage of 55%, along with 7.6 rebounds for DeForest.

I hadn’t seen the DeForest product in over a year before the Badger Challenge and was impressed by what she did. I thought she did well at earning prime real estate under the basket and showed good hands by catching the ball in traffic multiple times. Depending on the situation, she also showed she would pass out of the post, which led to open perimeter looks. She has tools to build on.