The Shell Lake native is a physical interior player who has recorded numerous double-doubles. She isn’t a flashy kid who attacks players off the dribble all the time, but she’s effective. Lehman plays well alongside another interior player and can knock down mid-range jumpers when needed. However, her effort in the paint is what will stand out to anyone who sees her play. No matter where she is on the court, she will crash the glass and try to help her team earn extra possessions and win on the margins.

Lehmann, the reigning Lakeland-West Player of the Year is another talent, from the northern part of Wisconsin that is a difference maker and should be, if not already, on the minds of college scouts, as she starts the final season of her storied career. Long and athletic, Lehmann put up 19.0 ppg, 10.6 rpg, 0.8 apg, and 2.6 spg while shooting 61% from the floor in leading the Lakers to a 19-6 record in 2026.

The Shell Lake forward is an athletic wing who can defend at the top of the key and frustrate opposing lead guards. I’m sure Lehman is a multi-sport athlete who may choose a different path if she wants to play a sport at the next level. However, players like her, who come from non-traditional corners of the state, are more than capable of being a difference-maker at the college level.