Jurnee Wehrman is a 5'6" Point Guard in the 2029 class.
Wehrman attends Divide County in Dakotas and plays club basketball for Minnesota Stars.
Wehrman's Player Profile was created on October 28, 2024.
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Jurnee
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Class
2029
Height
5'6"
HS
Divide County
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ND
North Dakota Rankings Release: 2029’s With Great Vision
Jurnee’s game is so much fun to watch. She should be in contention for the Division 2 level...
Written by Mike Benson
Jurnee
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Class
2029
Height
5'6"
HS
Divide County
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ND
Sanford’s “Who’s Next” – Players Who Impressed
Jurnee has potential to be an exceptional high school player and big college recruit. She has a different...
Written by Mike Benson
Jurnee
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Class
2029
Height
5'6"
HS
Divide County
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ND
2029 Spring Rankings – Stock Risers
Jurnee is a fascinating player to watch on the floor. She seems to have command on the offensive...
Written by Mike Benson
Jurnee
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Class
2029
Height
5'6"
HS
Divide County
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ND
Winter Rankings Update: 2029 Stock Risers
Jurnee is a superstar for Divide County. I am very impressed with her as a young player and...
Written by Mike Benson
Jurnee
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Class
2029
Height
5'6"
HS
Divide County
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ND
2029 Rankings Release – 11 to 19
Jurnee is a good varsity player already and is only going to get better. She has some growing...
Written by Mike Benson
Jurnee
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Class
2029
Height
5'6"
HS
Divide County
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ND
Impact 8th Graders – Part 2
Jurnee is going to be a star in the state of North Dakota. I really like how she...
Written by Mike Benson
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Jurnee’s game is so much fun to watch. She should be in contention for the Division 2 level and will really move up on coach’s recruiting lists if she grows a little bit taller. She moves really well and is a good athlete with a strong base. She might be the best passer in this list, something I don’t say lightly. You can see Jurnee is just a step ahead of everyone when she is reading the defense. She can see cuts develop before defenses can react and sometimes before her teammates know they are going to be open. She can thread the needle in traffic and get her teammates easy baskets. Jurnee’s passing is next level.
Jurnee has potential to be an exceptional high school player and big college recruit. She has a different level of burst to her first step than most other 2029s. I enjoyed watching Jurnee dominate 3-on-3 with her decision making, passing, and finishing. She finished a difficult Euro-step on the right side over an opponent. She had another crafty finish after getting cut off on her drive to the middle and then spinning back through contact. People are going to know the Werhman name throughout North Dakota when Jurnee’s high school career concludes.
Jurnee is a fascinating player to watch on the floor. She seems to have command on the offensive end that is unusual to see from a freshman. Her passing is ELITE. That is the first thing coaches will notice when recruiting Jurnee. She has incredible vision with the ball and nearly always makes the right decision. She can pass in transition to running teammates for easy baskets. She can get downhill and draw a secondary defender for an easy dump-off pass for a bucket. She can also drive and kick to open teammates for threes. Jurnee is also a capable scorer herself. She has a sweet shot and isn’t afraid to take over a game herself. I see a lot of potential in Wehrman and it’s only a matter of time until college coaches see the same.
Jurnee is a superstar for Divide County. I am very impressed with her as a young player and her ability to lead out on the court. She is an excellent ball-handler and decision maker. She is the Maroons’ best scorer as well. She has a quick release and can knock down the deep three. Her body movement shows that she is a true college prospect. She has a good change of speed and is a great athlete. Her vision with the ball is elite and will transfer to the next level.
Jurnee is a good varsity player already and is only going to get better. She has some growing still and I predict a bright future on the court. She moves extremely well and has a good bounce to her step. She is a good ball handler and is great at driving to the basket. Jurnee was being face-guarded the last game I watched of hers, which is a testament to how good of a player she is.
Jurnee is going to be a star in the state of North Dakota. I really like how she conducts herself out on the floor. She plays with a swagger and confidence not usually found in such young players. She is a good finisher in transition and makes great decisions with the ball. She is usually the in-bounder which indicates her coach trusts her with the ball. She is a good on ball defender and is a great jumper and rebounder for a guard.