The Wisconsin Lutheran wing has improved a ton over her past four years of basketball. She’s lighter on her feet than she’s been, and has become a versatile defender. She has always been a solid perimeter shooter who can space the floor, but she has grown into attacking off the dribble and found ways to finish around the basket. I have always liked her basketball IQ, and it showed this past week in Kentucky.

The Wisconsin Lutheran wing has slowly improved her game over the past three years, and has become a versatile wing who can change a game. She can knock down shots from the perimeter and is among the most consistent perimeter shooters in the state, and can make the right play with the ball. I also think that she’s become a more well-rounded defender who can move her feet on the perimeter and corral guards for a few dribbles. She also has the length to contest shots on the defensive end.

Over the last three high school seasons, Langebartels has added to her game and been a player who has reaped the rewards of putting in extra work. She has always been a player who could space the floor, knock down shots, and compete around the basket. However, she expanded her offensive game and became a player coaches can run offensive sets through, and believe she’ll make solid decisions with the ball in her hands. The best basketball from her is still coming; she is a kid who constantly finds ways to get better.

Beth Langebartels Beth Langebartels 6'0" | SG/SF Wisconsin Lutheran | 2027 State WI shows incredible maturity and patience on the court. She takes great care of the basketball, plays tenacious defense, and makes smart decisions. I’ve noticed how she doesn’t force shots and, with good court vision, consistently looks to set up her teammates. She runs the floor well and finishes strong at the rim with good body control. Beth averaged 9.1 points per game last season, shooting 48% from the field and 38% from three-point range. Her game-high performance of 21 points against The Prairie School in only her second game as a Freshman stood out. She’s a very well-rounded player who can hit the three or take it all the way to the basket. I am looking forward to seeing what her second year brings her.

The Wisconsin Lutheran guard was a Swiss army knife type in year one. The Vikings had some injuries through the year, and Langebartels played as the first player off the bench or spot starter. The 5’10 guard/wing shot the ball well in her first season and had games of seven or more rebounds a few times. I also like her ability to pass out of the high post when she plays as a four or small-ball five. She’ll be a valuable piece to whatever the best version of the Vikings are over the next three seasons.