North Scott High School could have a successful duo at the SF and PG positions this Winter with their upcoming roster. One half of that duo being Alyssa Schroeder. Schroeder comes in as a talented and coordinated SF at 5’11. She has lengthy arms, a quick first step, and she always shows up on the defensive end as being someone that can block your shot if you aren’t paying attention. Offensively she can clean up the glass or work with her back to the basket and find success when she has ample spacing around her. When you pair those things all together you get someone who can producer at the Varsity level within the right company, something I’m sure we will see first hand this Winter out of Schroeder.

Alyssa Schroeder of North Scott High School is a promising young talent at the Forward/CG position, that should be a vital piece to her team’s success over these next three Varsity seasons. Schroeder has that mixture of length, athletic ability, and smarts that every coach loves to see. It doesn’t matter at which level, if you have those three things, you can make a difference if you are put in the correct situation and Schroeder possesses that. Her progression will be a major key to her future moving forward but that shouldn’t be a problem. She showed out as one of the better competitors on the day at her position and that should keep her locked in mentally moving into the high school season.