The De Pere native is an intriguing player because of the motor she plays with. Neuenfeldt is a strong and athletic player who can help her team make winning plays by winning 50/50 balls. Her ability to win loose balls and get her team extra possessions won her team games in Chicago this past weekend. She may not bring the offensive firepower as other guards, but I liked how hard she played in the games I saw her play in Chicago.

The De Pere guard/wing is a physical player who can bring versatility to a lineup. Neuenfeldt’s physicality and athleticism are something that allows her to defend multiple positions on the defensive end of the floor. She’s comfortable defending around the basket, and on any given day, she can pull down double-digit rebounds at the high school level. She is a unique prospect who can help a program at the next level in the right role.

The De Pere wing can do a little of everything and brings plenty of versatility to any lineup she’s a part of. She’s athletic enough to defend on the perimeter and physical enough to switch onto post players, and she holds her own at the high school level. I also love her motor and her willingness to compete whenever she’s on the floor.

The De Pere wing is a kid who can fit in multiple roles, depending on what you’re looking for from her. Neuenfeldt is a physical, athletic kid who can defend multiple positions and has the physical tools to be a plus defender. Guards will struggle with her physicality and speed, and she is willing to compete around the rim with post players. She is a unique talent and will need a coaching staff with a clear vision for her, but she is a winning player.

The wing from De Pere has always been an intriguing case of figuring out what her best role is at the next level, which, at least in my mind, started with me seeing what she may not do well and overseeing what she excels at. Neuenfeldt is a versatile kid who can defend multiple positions with her physicality and lateral quickness. The 2028 graduate also excels at playing through contact on the offensive end because of her physicality.

Allie’s hesitation moves to the basket are outstanding- it gives her that 1/2 second advantage and she capitalizes on it by taking the ball to the rim with authority! She plays with such great pace, makes the right choices on when to pass and shoot. (Featured Photo)

De Pere has what feels like 20 kids in the rotation the way they sub, but it’s allowed Neuenfelt to figure out how to help her team win games in a low-pressure role. Neuenfelt doesn’t have to be the tide to raise all boats. Instead, she’s a reason they’re better than the sum of their parts. She’s an excellent athlete and can attack off the dribble in the FRCC and defend some high-usage wings when the time comes for her. We’ll see her spread her offensive wings more in the next few years.