Lexy Rogers Lexy Rogers 5'8" | SG/PG Exeter | 2027 State New E (2027) | CG |

Rogers is coming off the back of an excellent hs season where she avg 14.5 ppg, 6rpg, 4 spg along with 3 apg. Lexy followed that up with great execution through the summer and she’ll be finishing out at Spooky Nook this weekend. She’s been able to create opportunities at the rim plus knock the longball down consistently. Her daring playmaking ability is reason to have her moving up the ranks.

Lexy had a standout week, leading her team to two key victories with a combined 31 points, 10 rebounds, and 5 steals. In a nail-biter against their local rival, she overcame relentless defense to sink the clutch free throws with 5.1 seconds left in OT, then added eight more late free throws to seal a 48-47 win. A few days later, Lexy dominated again, scoring 20 points with 3 steals to power her team to a hard-fought 44-35 victory, proving she can rise to the occasion against tough competition.

Lexy Rogers Lexy Rogers 5'8" | SG/PG Exeter | 2027 State New E (2027) | 5’7 SG | Exeter

Rogers came onto the radar as someone who can be a stifling defender, however her overall development puts her in prime position to have a breakout year. Lexy has fantastic speed and she can use this to get deep lane penetration. The repercussions of getting touches in the paint can be lethal. It sets off a chain reaction which causes the defense to be out of position and overtime, out of whack. Rogers loves to play up-tempo, so the defense must engage her early to attempt to contain the attacks.

Lexy Rogers Lexy Rogers 5'8" | SG/PG Exeter | 2027 State New E (2027) | 5’7 SG | New England Crusaders

A player with fantastic speed and finishing ability at the rim. Rogers is most prominent as a defender though. One that generates turnovers in no time that then equal points at the other end. Her havoc-causing nature and pure blitzing speed make her a dangerous threat in transition or press plays. Rogers can raise the tempo at any point, in any game. She’s one of the best at forcing steals and playing the passing lane within the class.

Lexy had an outstanding game, leading her Division 1 high school team to its 10th victory of the season. She scored 20 points, hitting 4 of 6 from the 3-point line and shooting 55% from the field. On top of that, she grabbed 8 rebounds, recorded 3 steals, and dished out 2 assists. Lexy showcased her skills on both ends of the court, making an impact offensively and defensively. It was a complete performance that helped her team secure the win!