Coming off a strong summer with Nine25 15U, Viger impressed us during the AAU season on more than one occasion. Lengthy, mobile, and ridiculously hard working on both ends of the floor, the 5’11 forward has all the tools needed to succeed at the next level. When it came time for the Sophomore ID Camp, we were blown away by the growth in Siri’s skillset, particularly on the offensive end. She’s smoother, more controlled, and can now score the ball in a variety of ways. Clearly, she’s been putting the work in. Viger enters the rankings at #109.

The growth in Viger’s game over the past 12 months has been nothing short of astronomical. It only took a few minutes at the Sophomore ID Camp to see that all her hard work is beginning to pay off. From smooth catch-and-shoot threes to Euro-steps through traffic in transition, the 5’11 forward has added a great deal of versatility to her toolbelt. What hasn’t changed though, is her relentless effort on both ends of the floor. All day long, Siri hustled for loose balls, defended with energy and intensity, fought hard on the glass, and never gave up on a single play. With multiple graduations opening up the Stars roster, Viger has the potential for a breakout season with Southwest Christian.