The Southwest Wisconsin native is a skilled guard who can finish with both hands around the rim. Fink is also an athletic kid who can push the ball up the floor in transition and help her team get easy looks at the basket. I think she’s a well-rounded guard who could be one of the better talents at the small school level this winter.

One of the smartest players in the gym, Fink saw plays before they developed even tho she plays a lot of off guard from footage I see that she can run the point guard position its going to be fun watching her at the next level.

The Darlington native showed some moments that caught my attention when I saw her at camp. I thought she was active offensively and didn’t waste time with the ball. Fink seemed to have a plan before she caught the ball and was decisive when it got to her. However, her ability to guard the ball and keep her assignment in front of her could help her excel early in her high school career at a smaller school like Darlington.

Fink was automatic from beyond the Arc, she was another guard that could get to the rim with ease I’m excited to see what she brings on day 2.

Fink had the entire gym buzzing it didn’t matter who you were rooting for, everyone was locked in on her performance. She rose to the occasion every time it mattered, making plays during every key lead change, sending the crowd into a frenzy. Effective on both ends of the floor, She was a major reason Prime Nation pulled out the overtime win.

Chesne Fink is fun to watch and hard to miss because of her approach to the game. She made very few mistakes on Day 1 and stayed active on both ends of the floor throughout. If your in attendance today, make sure you pay close attention to her.