Monday was my first time seeing Emily in a year. She has gotten noticeably stronger, and she fills her role on the wing for her travel team as a dangerous perimeter shooter. She still handles, creates, and passes quite a bit for her high school team, but her niche in the Spring & Summer…and potentially for the next level…is as a perimeter threat who can break up zones. She plays with a nice motor, she will be physical inside the arc, and she will rebound.

Emily was in the zone from beyond the arc for Example Sports Wolfpack 2026 at our Victory Region Finals–she was an assassin from 3-point distance. The nets need to be replaced on court one. Emily started Sunday off with an 18-point game in the quarterfinals, including four triples. She followed that up with a 19-point semifinal game with three more triples, and added a crescendo to her weekend with a 17-point Championship game that included an eye-popping five 3-pointers. She was also a strong rebounder, set ball-screens to get teammates open looks, converted free throws with confidence, and created steals. Emily secured an offensive board and finished with a sweet reverse layup. She showed no quit on plays, scored contested layups, and was one of the best players in the gym all weekend. Emily is an All-Tournament First Team selection.

Emily Parker Emily Parker 5'10" | SF Boonville | 2026 State IN might be listed as a SF but she has a natural shooting stroke from deep and she is extremely comfortable with letting it go from any distance when she has adequate time and space. Parker always has her feet and hands ready, she is always low in her stands with her feet set, and she is always willing to adapt. This weekend she was really feeling it from distance. Every time she took an attempt from behind the three point line, it looked like it had a chance of going in. Her release was lighting fast and that helped her get off some tricky attempts. All in all, Parker has size and can shoot. That combination should be of use to someone at the next level. Se just needs to find “her” fit.

Emily is a prospect who had a high skill level coming into high school, and she has consistently produced through two seasons. She has a solid to strong frame, she’s versatile, and she plays with a really nice motor. Emily can handle the ball in transition and initiate the offense like a point forward. She has some touch outside like a guard/wing, but she is also aggressive attacking the basket North/South. She rebounds and makes a lot of hustle plays as well. If she can prove she can defend the smaller, quicker guards, it will help her recruiting.