Klingbeil, a 6-0 Medford senior, first popped on my radar, last season, during a terrific junior season where she averaged 22.3 ppg, 6.5 rpg, 2.4 apg, 2.1 spg, and 1.2 bpg. Klingbeil would finish as a 1st Team All-Conference selection leading Medford to a 17-8 record. Klingbeil starts her senior season with over 1,200 career points and has Medford as a favorite in the Great Northern Conference.

The Medford guard/wing is a talented kid who excels at getting to the rim. She’s a mismatch problem whenever she steps on the floor because of her size and ability to handle the ball and create off the dribble. Klingbeil is a player who can also defend multiple positions and bring some versatility to the defensive end of the floor, guard multiple positions, and potentially switch one through four at the next level.

Medford has a younger core of kids, and Klingbeil is among those youthful talentes. She’s led the Raiders in scoring this season and has been a reliable option to score with volume. Her perimeter shooting has calmed down from an impressive start, but she’s still demanding respect from opposing defenses because of her length, creativity, and threat to knock down perimeter shots. She has room to grow.