Jenny has always been a player who understands the game and knows how to manipulate defenses. She has always been a selfless player who has earned the respect of her peers everywhere she’s played, which speaks to her character. She also has the creativity to get to her spots, score at all three levels, and is a pass-first guard at her core. No matter where she plays, she is focused on winning at a high level.

The depth of talent at the guard level is unbelievable around the country, which in turn makes the talent at every level in the backcourt as deep as ever. Jenny is a player who could, and has drawn some D2 interest, but Jenny has the tools to elevate a program in the state to another level. She has all the leadership to help a program at the next level. The level of seriousness Jenny will help her elevate the players around her to the next level, and that’s not even saying how productive she has been at the high school level for Edgerton. She has visited UW-Whitewater, and I’m sure she’ll draw interest from other programs in the state.

One thing I’m a sucker for is guards who are vocal leaders. Since I first saw Jenny play, she’s been a kid who isn’t afraid to use her voice and is an extension of the head coach on the floor, and I don’t say things like that often. The skillset is there with her ball handling, scoring, and IQ, but as a young kid who understands how to orchestrate an offense and has the confidence to use her voice, she’ll be a kid coaches will want at the next level. Her approach to every game is apparent, and when they come as quickly as they do in AAU, people at the next level will adore her.