Siun Crowley Siun Crowley 6'0" | PF/C Creekside | 2026 State FL has glue sticks shoved in her book bag. If ever there was a prospect who was a glue player, it’s Crowley. Her team relies on the power forward to break the press and initiate the offense. Crowley can also shoot the three-ball and drive to the rim. It’s not just the stat sheet that defines her production. She consistently shifts momentum on shear effort.

Siun Crowley Siun Crowley 6'0" | PF/C Creekside | 2026 State FL put together a strong Week One showing, delivering the two-way versatility that she is known for. She attacked the rim with confidence, using her size and mobility to finish drives and create mismatches. Crowley also showed she could step out and knock down the three and force defenses to account for her beyond the paint. Crowley also impacts the game on the glass. She was steady and competitive and consistently gave her team multiple second- chance opportunities. Defensively, she brought physicality in the middle and wasn’t afraid to mix it up on contact plays. Throughout the game, she produced several “splash plays” that were paid forward to her teammates.

Siun Crowley Siun Crowley 6'0" | PF/C Creekside | 2026 State FL (PF/C, Creekside)A beast on the boards and one of the region’s most physical interior players. Crowley’s versatility allows her to lead the break from the 4 position or stretch the floor with her perimeter shot. Her rebounding, toughness, and court awareness give Creekside a strong presence in the middle of the lineup.

player_tooltip player_id=’1046157′ first=’Siun’ last=’Crowley’] enters the 2026 ranking and has made some a good impression wi the her versatility from the power forward position. Crowley shoots the three and can also handle the ball from the four position. At a summer showcase, college coaches were impressed with her ability to handle the ball as well as she does. Crowley has flirted with a double double on occasion and is a very consistent rebounder.

Siun Crowley Siun Crowley 6'0" | PF/C Creekside | 2026 State FL is another power forward who can shoot the three. Crowley turned heads over the summer with her versatility, and judging from her play during the Fall League, she is a legitimate “stretch-four” prospect. In addition to Crowley’s ability to play inside and outside, she can also handle the ball well enough to bring the ball up the court. She had one play over the summer where she took the rebound and went coast to coast immediately. College coaches took notice, and one coach even told me personally how impressive that was. Crowley doesn’t rely on the three-ball, and she actually plays the four position like a traditional four. She rebounds on both ends of the floor and she scores on the inside, especially off of offensive rebounds.