The Neillsville native helped the Warriors win a state championship in her first season of high school basketball. Marg came off the bench but was a crucial player last season. She excelled in the post and found ways to score through traffic, and showed off her footwork on the most prominent stage of high school basketball, and will have the program to potentially repeat and be a double-double threat all season.

The 5-11 Neillsville forward, in my eyes, was the most outstanding player in the Division 4 State Championship this past March. She has excellent footwork around the basket, with the touch to finish with either hand around the rim. However, I feel I learned about how competitive she was when I saw her at Summer Jam in June. She got hit in the face early in that game, and noticeably bled from her mouth. However, she still came back in a few minutes later, still bleeding inside her mouth, and continued to compete. Not many kids would’ve come back how she did, and that’s something I won’t forget.

The Neillsville forward had an excellent first season of high school basketball and led her Warrior team to a D4 State Championship. Marg is a talented interior player who has the footwork to work through traffic and finish around the basket. She is also comfortable finishing with either hand around the basket.