The Poynette native is a rangy forward who can make plays on the perimeter. Albrecht has been a do-it-all player for the Pumas and has impressed every year she’s played at the high school level. She is a two-way player who can defend around the basket and use her length to block or alter shots in the lane. Offensively, she can finish around the rim and space the floor if her coach wants her to play as a four. Albrecht will suit up for the UW-Green Bay Phoenix next season.

UW-GB commit Albrecht, a 6-1 senior, rounds out the list of Madison area players to watch. Had a milestone laden junior season in which she became the Pumas all-time leading scorer, in January, and also grabbed her 1,000 career rebound. The reigning conference POY will have her hands full trying to duplicate last season’s terrific output of 20.1 points, 14.1 boards, 2.7 assists and almost 6 blocks per game but I am confident there is more in the tank!

The Poynette native is a rangy and versatile forward who can affect the game on both ends of the floor. Albrecht competes well in the paint and has the length to make plays on the ball around the basket. Offensively, she can space the floor, finish around the rim, and is a better passer than you may think. The Poynette Puma will continue her playing career in the Horizon League at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay.

Albrecht is among the most intriguing frontcourt players in the junior class because of the skill set she brings to that position. She can play the four or five because she can move her feet, use her length defensively, space the floor offensively, finish around the basket, and I’ve always said that I think she’s a better passer than people may think. She is a player who has the tools to control a game on both ends of the floor. Albrecht will continue her playing career in the Horizon League at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay.

The Poynette forward is a skilled frontcourt player who can hurt teams inside and out. Albrecht has always been an underrated passer and hasn’t shown that aspect of her game as much over the summer. The Puma has the length to make plays around the basket on both ends of the floor and has proven to be an effective rebounder.

The Poynette forward was the most productive newcomer a season ago and built off that season. Albrecht has improved statistically and has looked more assertive in games I’ve watched on stream this season. I watched her play Belleville in person, and she had 24 points and 13 rebounds against the Wildcats. She’s been a handful around the rim, and with her length and athleticism, she’ll be among the best in the Capitol Conference until she graduates.