Rylee is going to have her best season yet in 26-27. That is quite the statement as she has already dominated Class AA the last two seasons. Shanley graduated some posts in 2026 and with those departures Rylee should have more room around the basket to operate. She is very physically strong, can finish with both hands in multiple ways, and is a beast on the boards. Having more room to operate will make her an even better scorer and rebounder. Seavert is not just a back to the basket player though. She is a good ball handler who can help break the press and get her team into its offense. She is also a solid three-point shooter. Seavert should be a lock for another All-State season.

Rylee has had a fantastic summer of AAU and landed some big offers including one from Creighton. She is a unique player because of her size, speed, and strength. She is really good at getting defensive rebounds and pushing the ball in transition herself. I am interested to see if she is able to play down low more this season and how that will translate to more easy baskets and free-throw opportunities. Seavert is another athlete who plays with toughness and competitive nature. Last season she averaged 19.7 points, 12.3 rebounds, 3.2 assists, and 2.3 steals per game. She shot 45.4% from the field, 29.6% from three, and 76.5% from the free-throw line.

The talented Shanley forward picked up a big-time offer this summer from D1 Colorado State. Add this offer to her list that includes SDSU, NDSU, UND and USD. She has all the attention of regional D1’s and is now starting to gain traction with other D1s. She is a very intriguing prospect due to her great size and strength. She has improved her shooting percentage each year and will need to shoot it at a high clip in college to get on the court. She is a tough and hard-nosed competitor who brings the juice each night.

Rylee has multiple Division 1 offers and has areas of her game she can improve, which makes her our number 2 ranked player in the 2028 class. Rylee is an All-Conference player and All-State player and will continue to rack up those awards in the future. She is a great size for a college 4 at 6’1. She has great timing with her shot-blocking and effectively utilizes her long arms. She has continued to improve her outside shooting which will be key at the next level.