#10 – Few players in the class have elevated in status as dramatically as Youngberg, who has rapidly grown to 6 feet tall while expanding her game just as much. The left-handed guard is a long, fluid and explosive athlete with an increasingly intriguing perimeter skill set. Ehlin (pronounced like Ellen) has a smooth release from three-point range, but she isn’t limited to playing off the catch. She can put pressure on defenses off the bounce, accelerate to the rim and create opportunities for teammates as a facilitator. Her length and lateral ability also give her considerable potential as an on-ball perimeter defender. Most encouraging is the confidence she plays with now. Youngberg understands how to get to her spots and looks more comfortable imposing herself on the game now. By no means a finished product at this point, Ehlin’s rapid physical and skill development, combined with her considerable remaining upside, makes her one of the class’s most intriguing Division I prospects.

Still an underrated prospect in the Class of 2030, Youngberg has certainly shown that she has what it takes to succeed at the next level. Lengthy, explosive, and fluid athlete, the West Central United guard has tremendous athletic potential. Ehlin (pronounced Ellen) has a smooth, left-handed release on her three-point shot. She’s a consistent threat from the outside, but can just as easily find a burst of speed to get to the rim. On the other end of the floor, the Little Falls 8th grader shines as a perimeter, on-ball defender. She’ll be a scholarship-level prospect when all is said and done.