Playing for the Minnesota Stars this summer, Yonke is one of those players that perform whatever is asked of her in any given matchup. She’s skilled, dependable, and most importantly coachable. When looking to score, Brooke is a confident shooter from beyond the arc, but also excels at getting off floaters and pull-up jumpers in the midrange. Though her game isn’t particularly flashy, the 5’8 guard plays with a high understanding of the game, makes relatively few mistakes, and gets things done on both ends of the floor. Already a key piece of the rotation at Edina, the Hornets sophomore makes her rankings debut at #88.

Yonke isn’t flashy, and is unlikely to make your highlight reel. What she appears to be is a dependable, coachable guard who makes quiet but consistent contributions that help her team secure the W. Isn’t that the point? A committed defender and capable shooter, Yonke showed this summer with Minnesota Stars Zabel that she can get hot from three. Brooke appeared in 11 games at Edina last season; her reliability, effort level, and willingness to take on whatever role she’s asked should earn her more opportunities.