Isenbart’s well rounded shotmaking and playmaking have made her one of the more dependable forwards in this class. Up past 40% on three point attempts, she brings a refined perimeter game alongside her above average passing abilities. Effective finding teammates after drawing in help, Isenbart has been prepared for the next play countless times.

21.6 PPG, 7.2 RPG, 4.6 APG, 4.4 SPG, 51% 2P, 40% 3P, 100% FT

A gritty playmaker on both ends, Isenbart has sought out contact repeatedly to initiate advantages. Particularly effective pushing the pace with the ball, the guard is excellent initiating outlets or coast to coast finishes following defensive rebounds. On the defensive side, Isenbart maximizes her wide reach to deflect or block the ball, suffocating opponents.

Off to another highly productive season, Isenbart needs to be on the radar of programs, opening up her season at Stratton with 21 points, 6.5 rebounds, 5 assists, 7 steals, and 1 block per game. Taking on a high usage rate with Stratton, the guard sees the floor at a high level, reading plays right before they take place. Her vision is impactful on both ends, active making the extra pass when an opportunity presents itself.

Isenbart has played a large role in Kit Carson’s recent success. Possessing notable fluidity at the wing, the forward has shown repeated value as a shotmaker on all three levels. Able to rise up for pull-up jumpers in the mid-range, the guard is capable of flowing into shots off of ball screens or a self-created move. Additionally, the forward is an effective scorer on short fadeaways, providing excellent footwork out of the mid-range. Her shooting range stretches out beyond the arc, most effective on spot-up attempts. Fairly dependable handling the ball with either hand, Isenbart has shown value attacking the rim following a closeout, effective finishing by contests. On a few occasions, she displayed playmaking value to rolling teammates, hitting them over the top accurately for easy finishes at the rim.