Current Rank: 94

Wulff profiles as a polished three-level scorer with a confident, repeatable stroke. Her shooting mechanics are clean, and she carries legitimate range. Defenders have to respect her spacing, which opens up her ability to attack off the bounce. Wulff shows strong decision-making—she understands when to hunt her shot and when to keep the offense flowing. Beyond scoring, her motor stands out. She competes on every possession, setting a tone that aligns with a winning program. There’s a level of offensive maturity here that’s hard to teach. She has the potential to make a major jump in the rankings.

Paige Wulf Paige Wulf 5'9" | CG Brewster | 2027 State WA is the definition of a three-level scorer. With range, touch, and confidence, she is a constant threat from anywhere on the floor.

Her jumper is pure — it looks down every time it leaves her hand. But Wulf is far more than just a shooter. She has great awareness, understanding when to attack, when to pull up, and when to move the ball. That all-around offensive polish makes her incredibly difficult to guard.

Beyond the scoring, Wulf’s effort and energy are foundational pieces for a Brewster squad entering the tournament as the No. 3 seed. She competes on every possession, and her relentless approach reflects the identity of her team.

A returning First Team All-League selection, Wulf is already one of the most complete guards in the league. Known for her ability to score at all three levels, she’s just as comfortable attacking the rim as she is pulling up from deep. In last year’s state tournament clash with Mabton, Wulf posted 15 points, 5 rebounds, and 2 assists, showcasing her balanced offensive skill set.

What separates Wulf, however, is her defense. She’s a relentless on-ball defender who creates turnovers and transition opportunities through sheer effort and anticipation. Brewster’s opponents will need to prepare for a two-way force who can change the momentum of games in an instant.

Wulf is another Brewster guard with some size and strength who can bring the ball down, space the floor, and attack the glass. She was third on the team in scoring (11.8) and rebounding (7.1), as well as helping spread the ball around with 2.6 APG. She’s a real aggressive defender who can body ballhandlers and can play a physical game on both ends of the floor.