Coming in as the number 1 PF in Wisconsin’s Class Of 2029, Danforth is a polished player who will only become more dominant as time progresses. She understands where to be on the court and consistently puts herself in positions that gives her an advantage over defenders. Her touch around the rim is top tier, and her physical style of play makes her an impact on the floor. Defensively she makes it tough for other teams to get into rhythm.

Farrah is the top-ranked forward in Wisconsin. After seeing her play with Team Prime Nation EYBL 15U at the Great Lakes Kickoff, I can certainly see why. She’s long, physical, competes with a high motor, and has the fundamental skills needed to excel as a face-up driver or a traditional back-to-the-basket big. Farrah muscled into position for rebounds and dominated the glass on both ends. She caught passes inside with good hands and converted shots efficiently in traffic. Farrah finishes strong off two feet. She scored an and-one off a screen and roll, then completed the three-point play at the line. Farrah moved her feet to cut off drives and rotated from help position to block shots. She penetrated off the dribble to score layups and finished full speed at the rim.

The Neenah forward is a physical frontcourt player who can play around the basket and uses her physicality to help her excel in her minutes for the Rockets. Danforth does her best work around the basket, but she has the ability to space the floor at times. She has the skillset and physical tools to be a versatile frontcourt player at the next level, and it’ll be intriguing to see how she continues to develop her game.