Finding a guard to trust during close scoring games – one who can make the right decision – isn’t easy, but Austin (pictured above) is exactly that. Her vision and ability to see the full court as a point guard is remarkable. The Minnetonka sophomore can read the defensive momentum and make a play out of it with a snap of a finger. She’s quick and smart with her passes, and what makes her stand out is her way of communicating to her teammates where to go next. This type of talkative floor leader is what blends the team together and helps close out the win at the end. A top-5 ranked prospect in the class of 2029, Izze is the epitome of what it takes to be a point guard during high-pressure situations.

#4: Austin has all the tools required of a point guard in this day and age; she’s quick, sees the floor well and has a keen ability for playmaking and distributing the ball, and she is a natural leader on the court. On top of all of that, Izze’s basketball IQ and decision making on the court are top tier. The Minnetonka freshman plays with a tremendous level of polish and brings her innate toughness and intense competitive spirit every time she steps on the court. There’s no doubt that Izze will be an elite level prospect when all is said and done.

Austin (pictured above) is a walking bucket, plain and simple. She was a joy to watch as she danced around defenders, scoring at will at the rim, from midrange, and beyond the arc. She plays with a calm confidence built from countless hours in the gym, allowing her to perform with a carefree style and a big smile that lights up the floor. As natural a scorer as she is, Austin is just as willing to share the ball, showing great feel for getting her teammates involved. With her scoring ability and unselfish mindset, the future is bright for this exciting prospect.

Austin is already a varsity-tested guard with elite tools and a high ceiling. She’s a skilled playmaker with quick feet, sharp instincts, and a polished offensive game. Austin handles the ball with confidence, sees the floor well, and scores in a variety of ways – slashing to the rim, pulling up in the mid-range, or knocking down shots from deep. Defensively, her quick hands and active presence make her a disruptive force. With strong feel and advanced decision-making, she’s one of the top point guards in Minnesota’s 2029 class.