The Milton backcourt has been impressive the past few seasons, and Klug was an excellent piece who’s improved over the past two seasons. She’s a confident guard who isn’t shy about attacking her initial defender off the dribble when she has space. Klug also has the lead guard instincts that allow her to make the right read, and she sees the floor well. Her ability to be a reliable lead guard will continue to raise the ceiling of the Red Hawks, and she grows into a more prominent role.

Aubrey struck me as a player that does a little bit of everything for her team. She played strong defense resulting in several steals and was not afraid to battle for rebounds against much taller competition. On the offensive end she played smart finding open teammates for easy buckets and made the defense pay for leaving her open knocking down outside jumpers from 17-20 feet.

Klug continued to raise her stock after running with WI Academy in the summer months. Her showing at the expo turned some heads with her ability to operate at the lead guard position. A lot of playmaking was taking place with her on the floor. Klug was adept to the pick and roll, making high level reads that lead to hockey assists as well as scoring passes. Team 10 benefitted from her tight handle when setting the table and crafty scoring around the rim when reaching the painted area.