Isabella Eils is a 5'6" Point Guard/Shooting Guard in the 2028 class.
Eils attends Blue Valley Northwest in Kansas.
Eils's Player Profile was created on April 17, 2025.
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Isabella
EilsPG/SG
Class
2028
Height
5'6"
HS
Blue Valley Northwest
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KS
Game of the Night: BV Northwest vs SM South
Eils displayed poise and toughness tonight, making the most of her opportunities in transition and finishing strong when...
Written by Joel Webb
Isabella
EilsPG/SG
Class
2028
Height
5'6"
HS
Blue Valley Northwest
|
KS
The Expo Mo/KS Showcase Team 2 Evaluations
Isabella has probably the best shooting form that I’ve seen for a guard in this showcase. She has...
Written by Philip Gray
Isabella
EilsPG/SG
Class
2028
Height
5'6"
HS
Blue Valley Northwest
|
KS
Class of 2028 Stars Set to Shine at I‑35 Summer Shootout
Isabella Eils brings the tools to break out this weekend in Wichita—defined by shot-making ability, confident playmaking, defensive...
Written by John Kennedy
Joel Webb | Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Joel Webb
Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Eils displayed poise and toughness tonight, making the most of her opportunities in transition and finishing strong when chances presented themselves. She made decisive reads against the pressure, helping her team stay aggressive offensively. Eils also showed confidence putting the ball on the floor and finishing plays at the rim.
Isabella has probably the best shooting form that I’ve seen for a guard in this showcase. She has an offensive bag that can be expanded upon with ease. She likes to score, but she can be an elite ball handler if she wants to be. She gets to the cup whenever she really wants to. Her jump shot is almost too good, to where she tends to rely on it a lot. She understands the game very well and communicates at the right times on the court, so I believe it’s only a matter of time before the shooter also becomes the playmaker.
Isabella EilsIsabellaEils
5'6" | PG/SG
Blue Valley Northwest | 2028 KS
brings the tools to break out this weekend in Wichita—defined by shot-making ability, confident playmaking, defensive hustle, and a clear leadership presence. If she stays sharp through pressure and fatigue, while delivering in clutch moments, she’ll emerge as one of the weekend’s standout guards in her division.