When Kollasch returns this season expect big things from her in her final season as a Lancer. One of the top impact players in Southern Arizona on both sides of the ball. Kollasch has a strong motor and plays with great composure and confidence. Great rebounding ability and quick to score the second chance bucket. Skilled shot blocker and creates havoc for opponents defensively. Another preseason first team all-region selection who will be vital for the Lancers for a deep playoff run.

Already receiving an offer to Pima (the defending national champions) there’s zero doubt Kollasch will attract other options this winter. A tremendous leader on and off the court. High academic student in the classroom and a work ethic that’s second to none. One of the more impactful players in the state when she’s on the floor. She averaged 9.7 points, 5.2 rebounds. 2.2 steals and 1.5 blocks per game in her junior season. Kollasch will be a vital piece for the Lancers on their quest for a state championship. She will be a highly sought after prospect as she returns for her senior season.

Kollasch was selected to the 4A Kino Region First Team after finishing with 9.7 points, 1.7 assists, 5.2 rebounds, 2.2 steals and 1.5 blocks per game. A fierce competitor who plays every possession at a high level. She has the size, strength and skill to guard every position if needed. A vocal leader whether on the court or bench. Her strong leadership is visible on the court. Impacts the game at a very high level. Kollasch is every bit of a next level player and still has another year to get better. The Lancers are going to be a team on a mission this upcoming season.

Kollasch remained one of my favorite players to watch this season. Her leadership, character and attributes off the court were exactly what the Lancers needed with having as young of a squad (no seniors) as they did this season. Now you add her ability to play the game at a high level every possession and you get a prospect in my opinion that makes it impossible to ignore. Her ability to impact games and make the right reads put her right at the top of the Southern Arizona 2027 class. She averaged 9.7 points, 1.7 assists, 5.2 rebounds, 2.2 steals and 1.5 blocks per game in a season where she earned first team all region honors. Expect a big senior year from Kollasch next season.

Ary is the tone-setter for this young Lancers group. The junior forward impacts the game on both ends and doesn’t need plays called for her to produce. She rebounds out of her area, runs the floor hard, and finishes through contact. What stands out most is her defensive activity — she contests without fouling and rotates early. If the Lancers make a serious run, it’ll be because their junior anchor controls the paint and wins the effort possessions

The junior wing continues to show why her ceiling is so high. Her length was a problem all night, especially defensively. She was everywhere—jumping passing lanes, collecting steals, and erasing shots at the rim. Guards had trouble seeing over her, and post players had trouble finishing around her. Offensively, what stood out was her continued growth. She’s not just a slasher anymore; her confidence extending out to the three-point line shows how her offensive game is expanding.

Kollasch has taken her opportunity as a full time starter for the Lancers and is running with it. To truly see what she brings to the table you have to see it live. Her leadership, motor and body language are infectious to her teammates. She plays with passion and is a highly impactful player. Her season averages midway through the season are 11.1 points, 5.5 rebounds, 1.2 assists 1.5 steals and 1 block per game. Kollasch is a key reason the Lancer are currently undefeated at 8-0 on the season. She currently holds an offer from Pima College. The first of what I expect to be many in the near future.

Kollasch might be the best overall prospect in the Southern Arizona 2027 class. She has the size, strength and skill to play 1-4 at a very high level. She is a skilled dribbler, has terrific post footwork and a high percentage scorer. She’s plays both sides of the ball with passion and is a high impact player. Strong rebounder and flat out hustles. A relentless on ball defender who knows how to use her length to block shots. I’ve had the privilege now of seeing Kollasch play many times and the things that you can guarantee when you watch her play is that she plays at a high level every possession, will impact the game, always has a great demeanor and shows great leadership.

The forward is stepping into a leadership role for the Lancers this season. Kollasch has been developing her inside-out game and brings a strong presence on the boards, giving Salpointe a reliable frontcourt anchor as they look to make another deep playoff run.

Arryanna Kollasch had a breakout season last year as a Sophomore. She played significant minutes for powerhouse Salpointe, and she will no doubt be a significant part of their roster heading into 2025/26. She can play both forward spots, but I see her as a power forward on the next level because of her size and strength, and her ability to play defense and rebound. She is a good mid range shooter and she is skilled offensively in the paint. Kollasch will be a much more dominant player for the Lancers this year and will be a key player as they look to return to a State Final.