West Delaware got a narrow 3 point victory against Solon on Friday evening to move the Hawks to an overall 9-4 record on the season thus far. The most skilled and known player for the WD program is their PF – Brooke Kroggeman Brooke Kroggeman 6'0" | PF West Delaware | 2025 State IA and she put on a show in this one. She scored 29 points (14-17), 16 rebounds, and 8 blocks. This was a clinic on how to hold your own inside the painted area. On both ends of the floor, Kroggeman was a menace. She was scoring at Will, rebounding at a consistent rate on missed shot attempts, and she did a great job at altering shots with her length near the rim defensively. Before this Winter comes to an end, West Delaware is going to surprise a few more teams. Especially if others don’t prepare for them properly.

The mixture of size, smarts, touch, and coordination that Brooke Kroggeman Brooke Kroggeman 6'0" | PF West Delaware | 2025 State IA has demonstrated these past couple of years while competing for her West Delaware team has been prevalent. Kroggeman is one of those prospects that can handle her own by the basket on either side of the hoop or she can step out to 15Ft and knock down a midrange jumper if given the time and space. She is also someone that can clean up messes on both sides of the glass and make a difference with her defensive ability, showing that she doesn’t always need to score to be a positive for whatever team she is competing with. Like everyone in this article, Kroggeman has the intangibles to take her talents to the college level if she is determined enough.