Hoheisel showed some great flashes at The Expo. Long, lanky, and incredibly bouncy, the 5’9 guard has a deep bag of tricks down low. Throughout the day we saw Peyton pull off step-throughs, Euro-steps, and reverse layups with relative ease. The Elk River junior’s length came in handy, particularly in transition where Peyton sprints the floor and uses her long arms to catch passes that most players can’t reach, allowing for easy buckets for Team 3. While she wasn’t necessarily the most polished player in the gym, it’s clear that the Minnesota Stars guard is just scratching the surface of some legitimate college potential. We’ll certainly be watching Hoheisel again in the future.

Peyton had arguably the most complete bag of post moves that I saw at The Expo. She showed a silky-smooth lefty step through to draw a foul. On another play she had a nice spin and step through combo which led to an and-1 opportunity. She always seemed to be at the free throw line where I believe she shot over 75-80% for the day. Coming off of a 22-6 season, it’s easy to be excited for Elk River’s chances in the Northwest Suburban conference this year!

Peyton showed that she was one of the more consistent finishers around the basket at The Expo. She impressed me with a smooth lefty step through to draw a foul. On another play she had a nice spin and step through combo which led to an and-1 opportunity. A strong offensive rebounder who will be tough to stop when she’s anywhere around the basket this winter!