Joslyn was spectacular this year, averaging 24.8 points, 6.4 rebounds, 4.6 assists, and 2.4 steals per game, while shooting an impressive 55% from the field and 53% (65-123) from 3-point range. For her career, she has scored 1859 points, grabbed 481 rebounds, and dished out 321 assists. Last year, she helped the Lady Tigers to a Class 4A State Runner-Up finish, and throughout her career, they were 82-19, including a 24-3 record in 2025-2026. She is a high IQ lead guard who gets the ball where it needs to go but also understands when and how to step up and lead.

Joslyn has had a nice 4-year career, but she made a significant jump from her Sophomore to her Junior season, helping the Tigers to the State Finals last year. She has more than 1800 career points, but 1200 of them came over the past 2 years. In that same span, she has collected more than 300 rebounds and dished out more than 200 assists, and this year she shot a RIDICULOUS 53% (65-123) from 3-point range. How valuable is that state runner-up appearance? The Tigers didn’t win a Sectional the other 3 years, and that will be a factor, like it or not. But she has the statistics to be considered, she improved each year, and she helped Warsaw to an 82-19 record during her time in high school.

Joslyn has had one of the most impressive 2025-2026 seasons of anyone in the state of Indiana. She has always been a high IQ, effortful, long, and athletic guard who could do a little of everything. But this season, she is doing A LOT of everything. She is averaging 24.9 points, 6.7 rebounds, 4.6 assists, and 2.5 steals per game (those first three categories are all career highs). Additionally, she has been outstanding from beyond the arc, shooting a blistering 53% (61-115) from 3-point range!! On a team like this, shooting is necessary, and with the talent around her, she won’t be hawked like in high school. Joslyn is committed to Butler University.

Joslyn has really turned into a special all-around player for the Warsaw Tigers. She is their primary ball-handler, she brings a lot of patience and poise to the court, but she can also push tempo and create offense in a big way. One of those ways is her use of the charity stripe. She has made 89 free throws this year, good for 85% from the line, and she does such a nice job of drawing contact to earn those attempts. Additionally, she has amassed more than 1500 career points, and this season she’s averaging 22.7 points, 6.9 rebounds, 4.8 assists, and 2.9 steals per game.

Joslyn has proven to be an outstanding floor general for the Lady Tigers, and she does it in so many ways. She can handle the ball, play a traditional point guard role, and she’s willing to find open teammates in positions to score. Additionally, she is a very good perimeter shooter, she can glide to the basket almost effortlessly, and she has put up multiple 30-point scoring nights this postseason. She has nice length and can affect passing lanes defensively as well. It’s a little surprising she doesn’t have more Division I offers already.