Emmy Stone
Emmy Stone
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Ally McGinnis | Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Quickly going from a relative unknown to a member of the PGH Class of 2030 Watch List, Stone burst into our field of view this spring. Standing at 5’11, the Enterprise Elite guard stands out immediately with her lengthy frame and speed in the open court. She’s shifty with the ball in her hands, a skilled playmaker and scorer off the bounce, and defends with a high level of effort and intensity. It doesn’t take long to see that Emmy plays with excellent pace and timing, possessing a tremendous natural feel for the game that you just can’t teach. Playing for a program with as much depth as Minnetonka, it may be some time before we see Stone at the varsity level. But given what we witnessed this summer, it wouldn’t be surprising to see the incoming freshman make an impact for the Skippers sooner rather than later.
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Read EvaluationAlly McGinnis | Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Stone has quickly worked her way into Freshman 50 contention, bursting onto the AAU scene this spring. Long, fluid, and shifty with the ball in her hands, the Minnetonka 8th grader has a tremendous natural feel for the game. She’s a strong passer, skilled ball handler, and a smooth finisher at the rim. Standing at 5’11, Emmy creates havoc on the defensive end with her length and consistent level of effort. With plenty of room to grow in her physical strength and overall skill development, things are up from here for the Enterprise Elite floor general.
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