Rodgers is the player I probably heard about the most in the 6th Region this past season. Every opposing coach I have spoken to mentioned how hard they felt it was to stop her because of her versatility and length. I saw the same whenever I got to watch her play and I expect her to improve in every statistical category next season as she takes over games.

2022-23 Season Stats: 11.8 PPG, 5.5 RPG, 40.5% FG (overall), 30.7% 3pt FG, 56.8% FT

Rodgers recently committed to play at Bellarmine University, but she still has a big senior season ahead of her as well. However, there’s many reasons one of the D-I colleges near her hometown wanted her to play for them. Rodgers has demonstrated an ability to score at all 3 levels and to finish tough baskets in big moments. She can single-handedly take over games. She’s got good height, length, and athleticism as well. Rodgers can really make a lot happen on both ends of the floor and should have a huge senior year.

Already off the board following her commitment to Bellarmine, Anna moves up from 38th overall to 19th in this update. A two way guard who can score and plays tenacious defense, Rodgers is a consistent performer for Bullitt East and can be counted on for double digit points and 5+ rebounds every game. If Anna can improve her shooting (especially at the free throw line0, she could average 18+ points per game next season.

Rodgers is a player that seems to always come in clutch in big moments. She’s averaging 12.6 PPG and is Bullitt East’s leading rebounder at 5.4 RPG. She has excellent length and can really be a disruptive defender.

Rodgers was huge in the Chargers comeback. For starters, she went 5/10 from the 3-point line. However, she can hurt teams in so many different ways. She can knock down shots, score in the mid-range, or get to the rim. She’s long and has active hands. Rodgers filled up the stat sheet Friday night and finished with 21 points, 8 rebounds, 3 steals, 2 assists, and 2 blocks.

Rodgers was the spark that the Chargers needed in both of the games I saw her play in. When her team needed a bucket or a rebound, she was making it happen. She has great length and she makes great drives to the basket. She can finish well on both sides of the rim and she consistently runs the floor. She proved really hard to stop in transition, and her passing made her even more tough to stop. Rodgers also threw some great passes and did well defensively. She was getting steals and came out with multiple rebounds.

Rogers was a key contributer as one of the 6 primary starters on her teams journey to the Finals of the Sweet 16. As a defender she was instrumental on closing off penetration to the lane, denying the pass into the paint and harrassing opponents on the break. As one of the top two shooters and top three ballhandlers on the team Rodgers fulfilled her role on a team that just graduated two players into the ranks of Division 1 Women’s Basketball. rnThis makes room for a new era of Bullitt East Basketball that will likely be better at highlighting the talents of the players that remain. Expect full court pressing and a hard driving offense into the paint with shooter waiting around the perimeter to make teams pay whetehr they do a good job stopping the pentration or not. Rodgers will perform excellently on those drives or waiting on the perimeter.