Few players space the floor as well as the Muskego native. Meinen is a player who will knock down shots well beyond the arc and will rise from beyond the professional line. I think she’s an intriguing offensive talent who can put the ball on the floor and attack aggressive closeouts off the dribble. She is also a solid defender who can use her body to defend around the basket and box out to help clear defensive lines and help her team get out and run in transition. She is a player who could impress at the next level.

The Muskego wing is a player who will space the floor at a high level no matter where she plays. Meinen is a confident perimeter shooter who has hit shots in the State Tournament and has never been afraid of the moment. She plays winning basketball and has shown she can compete with elite talent and make winning plays.

Everywhere Meinen has played, she has been a player who has contributed to winning. She was a crucial player who helped her Muskego team play in a State Title game in 2025, and has played a role in her AAU program reaching the finals of the EYCL in her age group over the past two years, which isn’t a coincidence. She can shoot the snot out of the ball and space the floor well beyond the arc, but she’s also a better defender than you’d think.

Tatum made a strong impression throughout the entire Ferris Elite Camp with her consistent energy and elite shot-making ability. She dominated the 1-on-1 competition, showcasing her skill, toughness, and competitive edge. All day long, she knocked down shots with confidence, catching the attention of both players and coaches. Tatum was coached by Ferris player Elle, who named her a co-MVP for her standout performance and leadership on the floor.

Right off the bat, Tatum drains a 3 with ease! And then starts the 2nd half with another 3!  She’s alert on defense, deflects passes, comes from behind and blocks- she plays smart! (Below stealing ball)