Davyn Walsh (2027) | 6’0 Forward | Pentucket

Walsh is an essential workhorse who positively affects her team in many ways. She’s a key contributor that’s in a prime position to showcase her full arsenal this year. Devyn is ranked #75 in the region, but it wouldn’t be surprising to see her rise even higher through the season.

Devyn Walsh (2027) | 6’0 Forward | Pentucket

Walsh is an all-purpose forward that can do many things on the floor well. She’s quite productive in and around the paint, plus she can even extend the defense a bit. Devyn is also a considerable offensive rebounder. As a defender herself, Walsh makes an effort to stop lane penetration and provide steady help-side assistance.

Devyn Walsh (2027) | 6’0 PF/SF | NSSA

Devyn is a player that requires more attention for what exactly she brings to the table. The 6’0 forward can do a bit of it all and has no problem filling any role her team needs. On top of it all, she’s very reliable. The consistency each game can’t be overlooked. There hasn’t been a game watched where Walsh has been outplayed in her matchup either. Having a gluelike figure that can plug an abundance of holes without question was one of NSSA’s strengths. This was one of the aspects of the team that made them such a dangerous team this AAU season. This school year, Walsh should keep the momentum up and prove to be a key name amongst other ’27s in the region. Pentucket will be an interesting watch with her in a lead role.

Devyn Walsh (2027) | 6’0 Wing | NSSA

This year Devyn has taken her game to new heights. Through the high school season, she was one of Pentucket’s brightest players and her game screams next level talent. She provides so much value to her team. Walsh has the measurables plus the skillset to be successful playing inside & out. Her poise as well as resilience in the paint allow her to finish through physicality. Her defense is also reliable; Devyn’s frame allows her to soak up the impacts felt in the paint as drivers attempt to ger to the rim. She plays smart and vertically, proving to be a player that isn’t prone to fouls. Overall, Walsh has shown she has real potential. With the development coming at a rapid pace, she’ll be an interesting player to keep an eye on.