Jugler wrapped up last season as the state’s third-best rebounder, pulling down just under eight boards a game while chipping in over ten points a night. She’s got the size and physical presence to shut down drives in the paint, and her touch around the rim gives her a consistent scoring edge inside. If Weber can stack more wins this year, it could be the boost Rylee needs to get the recognition—and the rankings bump—her game deserves.

Jugler wrapped up last season as the state’s third-best rebounder, pulling down just under eight boards a game while chipping in over ten points a night. She’s got the size and physical presence to shut down drives in the paint, and her touch around the rim gives her a consistent scoring edge inside. If Weber can stack more wins this year, it could be the boost Rylee needs to get the recognition—and the rankings bump—her game deserves.