Audra Meyer is considered the #1 overall prospect in the 2030 Class by many throughout the state of Iowa but this Class is loaded so it’s definitely going to be an interesting conversation once we get there this Winter. Meyer is a 5’11 SF/CG with athletic ability better than most, physicality, coordination, and a soft touch on either side of the basket offensively. She can work with her back to the basket and go through her competition or she is skilled enough to go around them with counter moves going every which way. She is very good at staying disciplined on defense while being able to switch onto several different positions if need be. We don’t rank any Classes until this compete on the high school floor so I’m not sure why our system has Meyer as the #2 SF/CG. That is not accurate so please ignore. This Spring she has been playing like the #1 player of this Class though. She just needs to keep it up.

There is a lot of debate right now for who is the top 2030 in the state of Iowa. One of the prospects in that current conversation of debate is Aubra Meyer of North Linn High School. Meyer is a force on the court. She stands right around 6’0 and she plays with a lot of physicality. With that being said, she is skilled enough that she can bring things out to the perimeter and compete as a guard whenever she has an advantage against a slower opponent as well. If she ever has a height advantage in the post, she is going to bury you and if she is playing against someone taller, she is very good at going through that individual in one way or another for a clean look. Defensively, she competes. She makes plays down the floor on almost every possession and she never lets anyone else control the middle of the lane unless it’s one of her teammates. Meyer already checks off most boxes evaluators and recruiters around going to have about her. Now she just have to keep up the domination and she’ll be on a collegiate court in no time.

Audra Meyer Audra Meyer 5'11" | SF/CG North Linn | 2030 IA is going to take over the 1A Class once she takes the high school floor next Winter. Meyer, a 5’11 SF/CG, checks off a lot of boxes that evaluators or recruiters will have. Her natural mixture of size, strength, and skill is impressive. She moves effortlessly with the ball, while being an able scorer at any offensive level at the moment. There aren’t going to be many that will be able to match Meyer over her next 4-5 years at North Linn. If she is used in the right ways and continues to build on her guard-like abilities, then we are talking about someone with a bright future on the hardwood.